Sorry for the inactivity guys, I just thought Id let you all know of some bullcrap that YouTube is trying to pull on me. Apparently, Warner Brothers feels threatened by me because they put a copyright strike on one of my 3, I repeat, 3 year old videos from when I was just a YouTube infant. Now, this video was popular in its time, more so than any other previous video of mine, reaching an astonishing 84,000 views. The subject matter: my top 20 favorite Batman the Animated Series episodes. A show that I love dearly and only wanted to share my love of with other people and get discussions started. So, what does Warner Brothers do? They put a damn strike on my channel for sharing my love of one of their works. Now, I dont know about you, but this is some grade A corporate bull. They dont care that I care about their show, they only see a view count and potential revenue that they werent getting. Want to know how much actual clips I show of the show in my video? 30 seconds. Thirty seconds of the intro, something that can be readily viewed for free a thousand different places on the internet. Now Im going to fight this claim because it is unjust as the content perfectly fits under the category of critique which is protected under current United States fair-use copyright law. So, thanks Warner Brothers for caring about one of your loyal fans.
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 02:48:22 +0000
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