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>DMCA cases seem to be about who has the scarier looking letterhead anyway. This is only true of Youtube, where their "DMCA" process is entirely extralegal, wh
by mrguyorama 3y ago
>DMCA cases seem to be about who has the scarier looking letterhead anyway.
This is only true of Youtube, where their "DMCA" process is entirely extralegal, which is why there is no penalty for an incorrect takedown request.
If you file a DMCA, and Valve ignores it, you have to take it to court, where a judge will decide whether you prove you are the rightful copyright holder. As in the case with google, a company is free to take down content for any reason, including for bogus DMCA claims.