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   Chudbere (Clairebere) :duckjam: (chudbere@chudbuds.lol)'s status on Sunday, 05-Mar-2023 00:40:28 JST Chudbere (Clairebere) :duckjam:
   Another day, another worldwide copyright block for watching and commenting on a 60 second news clip. How do the people who do this full-time as a job handle dealing with this shit on a daily basis?
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     :loading: (sui@chudbuds.lol)'s status on Sunday, 05-Mar-2023 00:40:28 JST :loading:

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     I know that some of those reaction channels have to blur out the video side/distort the audio, break it up even more and/or talk over it. Copyright's really gay, especially as it's obvious to anyone with a couple of spare braincells that almost all of it legally falls under fair use.
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     Chudbere (Clairebere) :duckjam: (chudbere@chudbuds.lol)'s status on Sunday, 05-Mar-2023 00:48:42 JST Chudbere (Clairebere) :duckjam:

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     Yeah, only twice have I had to submit a fair use dispute, and both times were for short documentary content of less than 60 seconds in a 3 or 4 hour stream. The thing that sucks is the vod will be hidden for 48 hours. There is a more serious "appeal" option you can use instead of "dispute" which makes your video visible immediately, but if you are overruled on the appeal then you get a copyright strike on your channel. The "dispute" option takes longer but has no negative consequences if you're overruled.
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     :loading: (sui@chudbuds.lol)'s status on Sunday, 05-Mar-2023 00:48:42 JST :loading:

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     Yeah, and they don't necessarily follow the law on fair use with those appeals.. Especially when it's involving big corporations making the claims.
     
     Probably better just to take the 2 days hidden for most content creators.