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This is a common 'copyright infringement NOT intended ALL rights belong to X' type of widespread misunderstanding of how copyright actually works, and it's why
by BasedAnon 3y ago
This is a common 'copyright infringement NOT intended ALL rights belong to X' type of widespread misunderstanding of how copyright actually works, and it's why I'm convinced that if most people understood copyright they would think it was absurd.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoThe sheer amount of YouTube videos where people put that as a disclaimer so think it's fine is kind of shocking.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- Spivak 3y agoWell to be fair YT has made it confusing because some of the time it is. Some artists allow fan uploads like that and just collect the ad revenue off it. So really in the modern era no copyright intended really is a message to the artist/label saying it's a fan video, they're not trying to impersonate the official one and asking for it to stay. The uploader might not know that that's what they're really asking but credit to YT for making this arrangement work to preserve some of the site's original culture.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoThe message means nothing though and is based on a poor understanding of how copyright works. If it's allowed the message is irrelevant, and i it's not allow it's also irrelevant as it will be ignored and the video removed.
- dmonitor 3y agoyoung people gonna do
- wastedbrains 3y ago[dead]