This seems like a natural consequence of the busted DMCA strike system. Even with legitimately transformative content, a big account risks a strike, days or wee

This seems like a natural consequence of the busted DMCA strike system. Even with legitimately transformative content, a big account risks a strike, days or weeks stuck in appeals, and no recourse against the entity filing a bogus DMCA. Effectively the process is the punishment when an entity like Barstool relies on their social media accounts to function as a business. If someone really wants to take Barstool to court, they can still do that, but by using burners they can't flag down their main accounts for leverage.