Re:YouTube-dl has received a DMCA takedown from RIAA
by ChoGGi on Friday October 23, 2020 @09:58PM
(#24876292)
> Basically, defaulting to rolling over to DMCA requests had led to an environment where there’s no way to fight them
That's the DMCA works I thought? When the host receives the notice they have to take down the content then forward the notice to the user, who can then file a counter-claim and then the host restores the content (if they don't take it down they they're liable).
Re:YouTube-dl has received a DMCA takedown from RIAA
by lettergram on Friday October 23, 2020 @11:25PM
(#24876706)
Github and YouTube and most other places immediately take down content. It’s also extremely difficult to reinstate content, if possible at all.
Re:YouTube-dl has received a DMCA takedown from RIAA
by ralph84 on Saturday October 24, 2020 @12:49AM
(#24877029)
GitHub's DMCA policy[0] is very clear on how to reinstate content. It's not extremely difficult, but you do have to send GitHub a properly-formed counter notice, and you do have to be prepared that the sender of the original DMCA notice may sue you to prevent the content from being reinstated.
[0] https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/site-...
It’s the same issue with deplatforming people, do we want a world where literally you lose the ability to share knowledge others don’t agree with Or in this case, a tool that could be used maliciously