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Re: GitHub publishes DMCA deletion notifications sent by Bilibili

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Seems like a misuse of DMCA to me. Chinese company misusing powerful acts in USA.

Excuse me? Someone stole bilibili's code base and/or private keys and published it to github. How is it abuse to try and get that taken down?

Re: GitHub publishes DMCA deletion notifications sent by Bilibili

#13

Heard about this a couple days ago, crazy stuff. For those who don't know, bilibili is a massive video hosting platform in China aimed toward the younger generation. So the question is who leaked it and why? Just a disgruntled employee or the effect of 996?

What is 996?

I first heard of it last week from this article:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47934513

Re: GitHub publishes DMCA deletion notifications sent by Bilibili

#15
As far as I know, an employee who was illegally laid off by bilibili put part of the company's background code on GitHub to vent his anger. And then GitHub has directionally shielded the keywords "bilibili" and "go-common", But it can be bypassed by typing only one character less. there are still a lot of projects alive. It is not yet known who leaked it. Also for the reason.

Re: GitHub publishes DMCA deletion notifications sent by Bilibili

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post #10

Seems like a misuse of DMCA to me. Chinese company misusing powerful acts in USA.

Excuse me? Someone stole bilibili's code base and/or private keys and published it to github. How is it abuse to try and get that taken down?

Not sure either.

Ownership of the code could belong to the leaker.

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