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Originally Posted by Nathan
Regarding what Mansef did or did not do, I am sure you understand that I simply can not comment on those things. However much I would like to, I can not. Its the same as me not being able to comment publicly on their seizures of money in the US. Obviously I know more than you about it since it happened in the middle of contract negotiations, but there is things in contracts which prohibit me from speaking about it, even if I would love to openly agree or deny certain facts...
When we ever meet in person, ask me again, maybe I can answer you then.
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No, I totally understand why you can't comment on it. No need to explain. My point was that you can't, but it goes without saying you know what they did.
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Originally Posted by Nathan
DWB, sorry, forgot one thing... in one of your posts above you claimed that we do not have a repeat infringer policy... that is not correct, we have one and it is actively being used.
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I vaguely remember going through this a long time ago with you. You would stop them from uploading but not delete their other videos. There was a member with something like over 2000 videos. You were going to check with your legal team about if you could or not and I don't recall seeing anything after that. All I know is YouTube does it, and they did it to me. They have a strike policy and then they delete your account and all of your videos, for any reason they see fit that you have violated their terms. Facebook does it too. You get a few warnings then they delete your entire page with all of your content. So you should be able to do that as well.
Side note, the irony of the youtube and facebook issues were due to false DMCAs sent on content I owned. It sucks, but that's how it plays out sometimes. They don't even reply to counter DMCAs, and what am I going to do, sue the two largest media companies on the internet?