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Melton
i never knew I would live long enough to see Reverse Flash fight Zoom IRL
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Melton
i never knew I would live long enough to see Reverse Flash fight Zoom IRL
Melton has added Lawtubers Sean, Nate and Kurt voices to Supertips. So yeah, he is indeed dumber than any of us could have hoped.Is Patrick Melton dumb enough to pursue a flame war with @Potentially Criminal? It wouldn’t end well for MAPton, so I sure hope so.
Did he also add their likeness to Supertips to make sure people understand they are using Sean, or an imitation of him, to read the message?Melton has added Lawtubers Sean, Nate and Kurt voices to Supertips. So yeah, he is indeed dumber than any of us could have hoped.
A crossover no one has asked for, but we are getting it. Hopefully with both dying (i never knew I would live long enough to see Reverse Flash fight Zoom IRL
Shared by @Third World Aristocrat in the Balldo thread:Did he also add their likeness to Supertips to make sure people understand they are using Sean, or an imitation of him, to read the message?
i've always thought to myself that there is this long shot TOS violation that YouTube could enforce, and totally ban anyone who uses SupertipsDid he also add their likeness to Supertips to make sure people understand they are using Sean, or an imitation of him, to read the message?
There is if YouTube says there is. It’s not complicated.is there a TOS violation
I think the TOS allow room for the interpretation, since it has a clause about harming Youtube.There is if YouTube says there is. It’s not complicated.
“Circumvention of Technology”.I think the TOS allow room for the interpretation, since it has a clause about harming Youtube.
Cutting them out of money from Superchats, by offering a 3rd party platform to do it instead, seems like it would fit.
They always do. Just like employment contracts always have a catch-all clause saying you can’t do anything that could bring the employer into disrepute.I think the TOS allow room for the interpretation
It almost certainly is covered by their harassment policy. Throw in that they're stealing money from YouTube on top of that and they might take interest, especially if multiple people complain. Then throwing in a legal threat about right of publicity could also work. I mean there's an obvious parody defense, but I'm not sure it's good considering the totality of the reason of using the images is specifically to make money off them every time they're used.I think the TOS allow room for the interpretation, since it has a clause about harming Youtube.
Cutting them out of money from Superchats, by offering a 3rd party platform to do it instead, seems like it would fit.
Oh, the harassment stuff is an entirely different can of worms.It almost certainly is covered by their harassment policy. Throw in that they're stealing money from YouTube on top of that and they might take interest, especially if multiple people complain. Then throwing in a legal threat about right of publicity could also work. I mean there's an obvious parody defense, but I'm not sure it's good considering the totality of the reason of using the images is specifically to make money off them every time they're used.
And obviously, nobody who isn't the direct target of this bullshit should bother. If anyone whose image is being exploited did, though, I wouldn't think they were a little bitch for doing it. Nobody wants pedophile drool all over their image.Let's be honest, if YouTube bans Nick for using it, it'll be because they are being denied a cut. Though they might cite harassment as the "public facing" reason.
DSP has been circumventing their cut for years getting direct cash through PayPal instead of superchats. Nothing is going to happen.Funnily enough, these messages actually violate their own supertips.gg TOS.
They'll nuke it instantly without question if it comes as a DMCA.DSP has been circumventing their cut for years getting direct cash through PayPal instead of superchats. Nothing is going to happen.
That is quite different than an app that uses YouTube’s APIs to integrate with the on-screen experience.DSP has been circumventing their cut for years getting direct cash through PayPal instead of superchats. Nothing is going to happen.
Melton has a large network of channels using it, not just himself. He’s offering a service where he takes a cut of multiple people circumventing YouTube’s proprietary Super Chat system. Way different than DSP.DSP has been circumventing their cut for years getting direct cash through PayPal instead of superchats. Nothing is going to happen.