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Originally Posted by Robbie
I doubt any tube site (that is run 100% by a script anyway and rarely sees human eyes) in the porn biz is going to sue any producer for dmca'ing his content down. I don't doubt that it CAN be done...just like we could all start suing for a bunch of reasons. But since none of us want to be on the govt. radar, I'm gonna say that the big boys of tubes aren't gonna want that either...and since most of them are paysite owners as well I can pretty much guarantee you that they aren't gonna take legal action against someone who produced that content and then bring the light of day upon themselves.
Now I'm sure that theory can and does hold true with mainstream stuff....but in the porn biz I just don't see that ridiculous scenario happening. And if it did, you would find the tube owner and content owner both wishing they had never went into a courtroom. Because in the end they are both "scum" in the eyes of the court because of the fact it's porn.
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that the point
BF is ignoring the fact that the counter notice is a 1 page form letter too.
If a tube site wants the listing back all they have to do if fill the form letter based on any of the fair use rights i have talked about.(with the relevant court cases quoted)
He would have to take them to court to discredit that application of fair use.
if anything this we are both scum effect makes it easier to defend your google ranking.