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Unfortunately none of them pay like YouTube!
They pay better than YouTube if you also post to Youtube.
Um, how does that happen when YouTube arbitrarily close your account?
They're deleting my channel, but they don't know why? [video]
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I wouldn't touch GCP with a barge pole for these reasons.
Or their free email. If you use them, ask yourself, if they locked you out, what data would you lose? And how many accounts at other services are going to give you grief because you can't reply from that address now?
I managed to get myself temporarily locked out of a 10+ year old gmail account 2 months ago. I managed to get it back easily (finding my old phone sim and resetting).
But it was a traumatic experience. I signed up for Fastmail that day and did a complete download of all data. I'm still in the migration phase (which is a pain), but I'm aiming to go completely gmail free for the rest of my life.
I implore anyone reading this: DO NOT USE A FREE EMAIL SERVICE FOR ANYTHING REMOTELY IMPORTANT!
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#243GCP is not a platform, it's a toy. Google's products and services should be avoided by any and all corporate entities. If your business relies upon products or services in order to run, then stay the hell away from Google's Cloud Platform. Toys are for babies. Big-boys need tools.
I think most GCP customers would vehemently disagree with you on this.
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#244Creators that spend years and thousands of hours building on a platform deserve better representation. I am guessing that because he is mounting a protest, his case will get extra consideration and probably won't get deleted. This seems like the norm now with all the social and cloud platforms - people facing issues have to take complaints public to get any response.
I agree, but in this particular case things aren't as cut and dry as they might seem.
The guy claims that his videos fall under Fair Use, but we're missing a lot of details here to be sure of that.
Generally you're not allowed to just publish cover songs without getting the copyright owner's permission first.
Here's what a copyright lawyer says: http://suebasko.blogspot.com/2011/06/cover-songs-on-youtube....
Note that the YT Music Policies have been removed, so what he calls "outdated information" is actually relevant again.
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#246I work for LBRY inc, and am happy to answer any questions people have.
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I wouldn't touch GCP with a barge pole for these reasons.
Or their free email. If you use them, ask yourself, if they locked you out, what data would you lose? And how many accounts at other services are going to give you grief because you can't reply from that address now?
I have been hosting my own email using mailinabox. The tool is so painless I suggest more people should use it. The only ongoing maintenance I have had to manage is rebooting it to apply updates. The whole thing is backed up with a built in backup tool that rsyncs the data to my home server.
The only downside is you lose that automatic email filtering thing gmail does.
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Sorry that I didn't read much. But above comment section there are directly contradicting comments. One person says he may have received 5 DMCA notices and another person says it is not true. I have seen similar very contradictory things in other social medias too. How is this possible? How to quickly find who is lying without spending too much investigating?
I'm not sure anyone is lying here, so much as being misled by the conventional wisdom that YouTube has no incentive to straighten out. "DMCA" is a well-known buzzword, and the shallow understanding is that copyright infringement claims that get content taken down are all under the DMCA umbrella. The deeper understanding is that most of the big content hosts like YouTube have frontline systems that exist outside the D…
It is very obvious this is not Content-ID, which is what the big content hosts use for broad protection. It's a manual claim.
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#250More than 25,000 YouTubers now publish to the LBRY protocol, with more coming over every day, for reasons just like this. The total reach of these creators is more than 400,000,000 people. We're just rolling out our mainstream video product explicitly designed to compete with YouTube @ https://odysee.com To learn more about the protocol itself, check out https://lbry.tech
I was kinda interested until I hit the "100 LBC to get started", and realized it was a blockchain/cryptocurrency thing.
I vaguely remember this kind of tech being discussed a few years ago. It seemed legit at the time, though I have no idea if this particular implementation is.