to which i replied, can you show a video that shows no rules broken whatsoever that got taken down
plus, it gets taken down if its flagged by the cumminity, which wouldnt be flagged unless they did something
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plus, it gets taken down if its flagged by the cumminity, which wouldnt be flagged unless they did something
ofcourse i can't, they've been taken down. Would be a bit hard to do so if they've just been taken down
can you at the very least name one?
if you cant, you just lost the arguement, because that would mean that there hasnt been a video unfairly taken down :/
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Sadly YouTube's takedown system is very open to abuse. A while ago I received a copyright strike (not a content ID match, but a formal strike and warning) not for uploading pirated content or anything, but because I had recorded myself performing a cover of a piece of music.
That'll only happen with a system update. Update system -> system reboots -> Rick Astley rick rolls your system. Confirmed brick.
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If that ever happens, I wonder if they'll call it a Brick-Roll?
inb4 thread title "I GOT BRICK-ROLLED"
Never gonna brick you up, never gonna brick you down...
Makes no sense lmao
In most cases if they don't have tutorials that are on piracy, they will go after any content that has Nintendo gameplay in it. Which is stupid because most of what's been used falls within fair use.
So if you have any plans on creating videos like this (Which I have done in the past) all you have to do is not use first party gameplay, and possibly not any gameplay at all. So far haven't had any of my older videos touched, but I'm not a huge channel that draws a lot of attention and I haven't done anything more recent than ironhax. But in theory as long as you don't do something directly involving piracy (freeshop for example) and you don't use gameplay you SHOULD be able to stay safe, but that's no guarantee with youtube's extremely broken copyright system that seems to ignore fair use entirely.
So if you have any plans on creating videos like this (Which I have done in the past) all you have to do is not use first party gameplay, and possibly not any gameplay at all. So far haven't had any of my older videos touched, but I'm not a huge channel that draws a lot of attention and I haven't done anything more recent than ironhax. But in theory as long as you don't do something directly involving piracy (freeshop for example) and you don't use gameplay you SHOULD be able to stay safe, but that's no guarantee with youtube's extremely broken copyright system that seems to ignore fair use entirely.
That was a quote about Nintendo doing things to stop piracy, but not doing enough.
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Hopefully they'll be reconsidering the policy on gameplay clips soon, the Switch has a dedicated capture feature and it would be useless if they kept their draconian rules on banning gameplay footage online.
What a farce.
According to everyone's favourite "Let's DMCA his videos because we disagree" critic, Jim Stirling, if you contest the takedown and they don't reply - within 2 weeks, the video which was taken down is restored. Good timing too since that video came out 2 days ago where he told Nintendo to go fuck themselves backwards.
This just reeks of false positive (much like the millions of bogus links which are sent to Google by "anti-piracy companies" which end up being thrown out because they target legit content because it's done by a bot).
Contest it and see what happens.
According to everyone's favourite "Let's DMCA his videos because we disagree" critic, Jim Stirling, if you contest the takedown and they don't reply - within 2 weeks, the video which was taken down is restored. Good timing too since that video came out 2 days ago where he told Nintendo to go fuck themselves backwards.
This just reeks of false positive (much like the millions of bogus links which are sent to Google by "anti-piracy companies" which end up being thrown out because they target legit content because it's done by a bot).
Contest it and see what happens.
Pfft EULA agreements hold so little legal grounds. It's almost an insult that they are taken seriously.the eula i linked you!
They'll just nudge you towards their "partner program" where nintendo is paid, and you're given the scraps which are left. Everything else will just be nuked or have adverts strewn all over it as an excuse to "protect our IP".
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lmao, i know nobody reads them, let alone listen to them, but it still at the very least explains why they can
Based on the events on a few previous pages, I feel compelled to post this garbage meme.
Godly. Should've put the guy's avatar as the little girl's head and @KunoichiZ and @Sketchy1 's avatars merged as the crusader
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