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Re:Abuse of Youtube's copyright infringement claim process f... by roel_v on Wednesday August 15, 2012 @09:32AM (#4385846)
Regardless of what the (obscure) legal reality is in this matter, do you agree that this woman presents her case in a juvenile way, and shows a general lack of understanding of the real-world procedures (as opposed to how keyboard warriors imagine things are or should be) in matters like this, and an apparent unwillingness to learn about them, to a point where it makes her seem unsuitable to voice an informed opinion about it, and certainly ill-suited to be the flag bearer for a contentious topic like this one?

See how that works?

Re:Abuse of Youtube's copyright infringement claim process f... by Goladus on Wednesday August 15, 2012 @02:02PM (#4387237)
do you agree that this woman presents her case in a juvenile way

No, I don't agree. Anger at harassment and injustice isn't juvenile. Use of jargon familiar to her audience isn't juvenile either. Although I can see why others would see it that way.

apparent unwillingness to learn about them

I do agree this seems apparent.

To a point where it makes her seem unsuitable to voice an informed opinion about it

I don't know enough to judge.

Re:Abuse of Youtube's copyright infringement claim process f... by cheez on Wednesday August 15, 2012 @11:30AM (#4386405)
The people who filed the request are obviously trolling in order to:

1) Get the videos removed. 2) Potentially get real-life identifying information in order to enact a campaign of harassment. I would hate for GWW to be harassed. She is a breath of fresh air.

The DMCA is fine when the complaints are legit. This penalizes both YouTube and the content creator.