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Your fancy business-words are beautiful.

Gonna save this and hope I never have to use it!

I've had that EXACT thing happen many times, use that last pic in the future I wrote a Polygon article that got enough bad press for them that I actually got to speak with Google people about it, but there's really no way to contact them and it's bullshit that I only got there by having a platform

The initial dispute of the claim is generally free from risk as long as you're truthful. You're appealing directly to the entity claiming content in your video (most people don't realized this), so it's 100% down to whether they decide to be reasonable or not.

I wouldn't know at all about that! My account is American so maybe that helps (me living in Europe now hasn't affected how this tactic works)

Thank you.

Huh, it didn't occur to me that you could get copyright flagged live, during a stream? But also: I don't stream on Youtube ever lol

Was just ruminating on finding resources like this, great share, ty

So many artists think it will be cool to use a sample from a game soundtrack, and then register their song with licensing agencies, thus screwing every let's player of that game going back to the start of YouTube. I have had decent success with something like your 4th example, though.

I don't know if it's the linking to the DMCA, the phrase "manually review", or the usage of "we" in "we are within our legal right"(sounds like a legal team), but it works a charm. Claims seem to get released the second someone(or a bot?) reads that and groans and goes "whatever, fine, nevermind"

Ohh this looks so helpful, thank you for sharing! Saving it <3