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Sounds like youtube doesn't feel obligated to restore content after a valid counter notification: https://www.newmediarights.org/copyright/DMCA/youtube_refusing
by ben0x539 4y ago
Sounds like youtube doesn't feel obligated to restore content after a valid counter notification: https://www.newmediarights.org/copyright/DMCA/youtube_refusing_honor_dmca_counter_notices https://www.newmediarights.org/copyright/DMCA/youtube_refusi...
I guess, as long as they comply with the takedown, they feel sufficiently safely harboured, and don't feel compelled to implement the other part of the process since like what are you going to do, sue youtube to force them to host your video and run ads on it?
- account42 4y agoTypically youtube copyright strikes aren't even from DMCA notices at all but from their own system they designed so they don't have to spend as much on processing DMCA notices and to make the record industry happy.
- ben0x539 4y agoFrom reading through their stuff a bit, it sounds like you can get fake/internal non-DMCA strikes first, and then, usually, you can choose to escalate to require them to do an actual DMCA thing if you disagree hard enough, which seems sort of reasonable.