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Not a lawyer but isn’t it your rights to protect your copyright? As in, if you file fraudulent notices, YT removes you ability to file more, then you have a leg
by IgorPartola 2y ago
Not a lawyer but isn’t it your rights to protect your copyright? As in, if you file fraudulent notices, YT removes you ability to file more, then you have a legitimate notice to file, now you presumably can sue YT for denying you the right to defend your copyright.
- WesolyKubeczek 2y agoTough shit, you shouldn’t have sent the three fraudulent ones then. It’s all in the terms of service you have agreed to.
- onionisafruit 2y agoYoutube would probably be violating dmca safe harbor if they required claimants to agree to their terms of service.
- pavel_lishin 2y agoIdeally, this would be written into law.
- IgorPartola 2y agoI mean I don’t disagree with you as a person. I am saying that YT might be hesitant to take this stance because the legal system might not share this sentiment. That’s for their lawyers to figure out.
- pavel_lishin 2y ago> isn’t it your rights to protect your copyright? Sure. But you don't have the right to harass people who haven't done so. I'm obviously not a lawyer, but I would imagine that at some point, vexatious litigation protections ought to kick in.