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can we start permanently banning companies that submit false-positive takedown requests? 3 strikes for them should result in not being able to submit any strike
by lousken 2y ago
can we start permanently banning companies that submit false-positive takedown requests?
3 strikes for them should result in not being able to submit any strikes anymore and all their content being removed
if the content creator can get their channel removed, same thing must apply to the opposite side as well
- hkon 2y agoYou can just create a new company. There is an asymmetry there which your tit for tat approach does not take into consideration. And no, creating a new channel requires far more work.
- lousken 2y agoI don't mean banning the company which does the takedown submission, I mean the company that actually owns the copyright. That would result in companies being a lot more vary in terms of whom to trust with such job.
- TZubiri 2y agoI know that it's rather opaque, but I'm pretty certain Google does basic reputation tracking. When they manually revert this, the ChainPatrol account won't have as much power.
- cduzz 2y agoWhen I first saw this I was reminded of the Mend it Mark copyright takedown event where he fixed and documented a phono preamp and the maker of that preamp filed a copyright take down against the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPIrCaeVtvI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPIrCaeVtvI