TinHatRanch
Posting Mad!
So, my saga continues. I used video from someone else with permission and I get put under the magnifying glass at YT. I have to now prove that EVERY image, video, music, and sound was legally used in one of my videos. I am very careful to use only content that is in the public domain but now the burden of proof is on me. I don't mind that YouTube is vigilant in trying to stop people from pirating others work, but notice one of the conditions below; provide the LICENSE AGREEMENT for the SOFTWARE used in creating any video or music. I am going to need a freaking lawyer. So here is the question, if I just unmonitize this video, will they leave me alone?
Here is what they sent me:
This email is regarding the monetization of your video "Tsar Bomba- The Effects of a Nuclear Bomb Part 4". We need to verify that you are authorized to commercially use all of the visual and audio elements in your video such as:
Visuals:
YouTube reserves the right to make the final decision whether to monetize a video, and partners who repeatedly submit ineligible videos may lose the ability to monetize.
Thanks,
The YouTube Team
Here is what they sent me:
This email is regarding the monetization of your video "Tsar Bomba- The Effects of a Nuclear Bomb Part 4". We need to verify that you are authorized to commercially use all of the visual and audio elements in your video such as:
Visuals:
- Images, video games, or software visuals licensed for commercial use require a copy of a license agreement, or a link to the terms
- Original visuals from third parties require written permission from the rights owner(s) stating that you are permitted to use their content commercially containing the video’s URL
- For visuals in the public domain, please link us to a primary (original or scholarly) source proving this
- Royalty-free music requires: the song title, artist name, a direct link to the track, and a link to the terms
- If you are the artist, please provide us with your name, song title, the composer/publisher, and music label (whether you own or not)
- Music you created using software or other music requires that you identify the program used and its terms
- Original compositions from third parties require written permission from the rights’ owner(s) stating that you are permitted to use their content commercially containing the video’s URL
- For a musical composition in the public domain, please link us to a primary (original or scholarly) source demonstrating the status of the composition
YouTube reserves the right to make the final decision whether to monetize a video, and partners who repeatedly submit ineligible videos may lose the ability to monetize.
Thanks,
The YouTube Team
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