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Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:22:06.000Z
Duration: 12 min 8 s
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Okay, guys, we're gonna be one of those talking head videos I haven't done in a while.

程度副詞

And this one's not even, like, quote unquote tech related.

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It's also raining really bad today, probably because there's just, uh this is a sad day for our industry and by industry, I mean tech and specifically tech on YouTube.

I'm not playing ads not sponsored about doing any editing to this.

So just minimize and just listen, um, we have some stuff to talk about.

You guys may remember late last year towards the end of last year, the Verge put out a how to build a PC video.

What I mean by that And I didn't make any video content of this kind of poke some fun on Twitter.

There was, like, this whole just pile on effect that was happening.

And Stephan, the guy who did the video thing, was named Stephon was just getting attacked from every angle tonight, and I don't, uh I don't like that if you want.

I jumped on it made fun of external pacing, the tweezers, commenting, all that sort of stuff.

If you haven't seen the video, it's easy to find.

It's been re uploaded a 1,000,000 times punch bunch people doing parodies and a lot of critiques because the problem with that particular how to guide was it was dangerous in the sense that there were things being explained incorrectly, incorrectly enough and so egregiously poor thing.

You could damage your stuff by following their tutorial literally, that damage could occur.

So a lot of people got very vocal about how bad it was and the Verge pulled down the video.

They left the written article left, they pulled down the video.

I guess I just sort of started to die down.

Months went by There still there still jokes flying around.

There's always just that lingering effect, and the right way to handle that would have been just kind of let it die down.

One of the most popular videos that was put up regarding parroting or doing a parody.

Based on that build was Kyle Orbit wit, his alter ego, Lyle, doing a kind of a critique of that video.

If you haven't seen absolute hilarious, the problem is it got issued a takedown notice from Box Media, which is the parent company that owns the Verge.

If you guys don't know, probably lost a lot of credibility leading up to this point, they are definitely a spam site.

When I mean by that is, their entire goal is to just put out as many articles as they possibly can, with as many sponsored banners and Sponder sponsored clicks as they can to make their income.

There was already some history there with regarding the verge of some of their editors, in that it's written media versus new media.

See video content like this like we create like I create Paul Kyle like Linus, even we are considered new media.

Traditional media would be like written media newspaper online articles like Fox News, stuff like that regular TV that would be considered old media.

And there's always been this kind of a rift because all eyes have really turned to influencers, which I hate that term, by the way.

I'm not here to influence you to do anything.

If I'm not smart with or responsible with that level of influence, I can happen on the market.

The problem is they have this just distaste for new media because it took views and clicks away from their traditional sites Rather than kind of adapting to the evolving landscape, which a lot of us grew in.

They sort of kind of just started attacking and just making snide comments and stuff like that.

Like, I believe there was even a comment once I don't remember whose name it was.

Wasn't important member, that person's name, something along the lines of like, Don't forget tech.

I've never been more pleased and just more ecstatic about that because I'm not trying to be a journalist because a lot of journalists have alter ulterior motives, that political alignment, and that's not what I'm about here.

Unfortunately, the other day, Kyle received a copyright strike and a takedown notice on the video.

So the video was automatically taken down.

Which leads us to kind of a couple of problems with this.

YouTube has very little mechanism to validate a claim or a strike.

They're very They're two different things when I've had plenty of claims on my channel because of music that was used.

And then the library I got it from which I had licensed to use, no longer was licensed to use that song.

So it moved to another publisher than the publisher has.

You know the aye Aye, which goes in there and finds the song of the issues acclaim and redirects the revenue to them.

I don't even care to fight it because it's so old.

It doesn't remove any of the features from your channel.

You're copyright standing with the channel.

Remember, YouTube is terrified of copyright, and they pass all the liability onto the creator as you should.

The problem is when someone like box media goes in there and says, Hey, this video is a violation.

Then you can issue you can you can determine how you wanna handle that.

So the claimant or the person filed a claim has to determine.

Do I want to claim it or do I want to strike it?

Well, they went after Kyle with a strike.

Now the problem with YouTube in a strike is that's a serious offense.

It's like three strikes and you're out back in the day.

Used to be three strikes in your channel was closed, entirely gone forever.

But the problem with copyright strikes is the fact that basically is a legal claim there.

You they are legally claiming they want punishment to you because of the fact that you have copyrighted material that belongs to them.

An intellectual property, whatever that you are monetizing and yada, yada, yada, and it's designed to protect you.

It's one of the most abused mechanisms of our modern age because people have used it to basically say, I don't like what that person said about my product.

And by the way, free speech Baba blood exists on the Internet.