Fuller's channel terminated again

It would appear that his YouTube channel has been restricted / removed once again.

Good

And?

Now, the question is will the channel stay terminated?

[QUOTE] [b]Gregsynth wrote:[/b]

Now, the question is will the channel stay terminated?[/QUOTE]

Depends how many videos he had claims filed against. If QPL were smart, they'd have claimed as many videos as possible that fell within their legal reach of copyrighted material.
I'm sure DFR being the narcissistic he is, he'll probably try and file counterclaims as he's done in the past, but hopefully QPL made it extremely harder for him this time around.

It'd be a lot easier for him (provided he keeps any kind of handy archive for these purposes) to just reupload stuff under a new channel.

Don't encourage him Zeb :-)

Did any of you see the topic about the guy who's selling the Queen concerts?

Or is your public concern of copyrights limited to only those people who have a conflict with YOUR interests?

Honestly, I can't believe that he's THAT stupid. I received ONE copyright complaint. ONE. And I stopped uploading immediately (and I'm not even using my real name online). He got copyright complaints so often that I can't even count, his channel got terminated so many many times ... And he's STILL provoking the authorities. What is trying to achieve, end in an prison ?

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]

Honestly, I can't believe that he's THAT stupid. I received ONE copyright complaint. ONE. And I stopped uploading immediately (and I'm not even using my real name online). He got copyright complaints so often that I can't even count, his channel got terminated so many many times ... And he's STILL provoking the authorities. What is trying to achieve, end in an prison ?[/QUOTE]

Well, as long as the material is officially unreleased and he isn't profiting from it personally, it's pretty hard to charge him with any criminal offence. He's morally guilty, but no more than the likes of Fanthology who spread the material in the backroom.

Selling the material is another thing, but if all he's guilty of is one vague "for sale" advertisement, it's hardly worth a prison sentence, no matter how much he annoys you personally.

I'd advise you to just forget about him, and others might too.

[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]

Well, as long as the material is officially unreleased and he isn't profiting from it personally [/QUOTE]

I take it you didn't review his uploads much then, because a good majority of the uploads on his channel were in fact commercially released material (whether currently available or elsewise). That's primarily the shit he got dinged for every time.

Whether he makes money through AdSense, only he would know, and I hope he wasn't. However Google would have cut off his AdSense account automatically if he was caught illegally profiting from material not legally belonging to him copyright-wise.

[QUOTE]Selling the material is another thing, but if all he's guilty of is one vague "for sale" advertisement, it's hardly worth a prison sentence, no matter how much he annoys you personally. [/QUOTE]

Unfortunately that's not the viewpoint QPL & co. take on. They have been monitoring him for some time, and this slip up with the "for sale" business crossed the line much too far.
Don't be surprised if you hear of DFR being hauled to court by QPL's lawyers.

[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]

Honestly, I can't believe that he's THAT stupid. I received ONE copyright complaint. ONE. And I stopped uploading immediately (and I'm not even using my real name online). He got copyright complaints so often that I can't even count, his channel got terminated so many many times ... And he's STILL provoking the authorities. What is trying to achieve, end in an prison ?[/QUOTE]

Well, as long as the material is officially unreleased and he isn't profiting from it personally, it's pretty hard to charge him with any criminal offence.[/QUOTE]

Are you sure ? Youtube or Google definitely think something different. When I tried to log in to youtube it didn't allow me to do it, I had to click on a form that I understand that I can end up in jail for uploading copyrighted material to youtube, no matter if I'm profitting from it or not

[QUOTE] [b]inu-liger wrote:[/b]
I take it you didn't review his uploads much then,

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To tell the truth, I haven't looked at his uploads AT ALL.


The point here is that you guys (the Fanthology) are taking an awful lot of your time and effort to publicly discredit one person for doing the same thing you are doing.

If I were you, I'd keep my mouth shut and concentrate on the backroom trades instead of drawing attention to my previous associate and all the things I have in common with him.

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
Are you sure ? Youtube or Google definitely think something different. When I tried to log in to youtube it didn't allow me to do it, I had to click on a form that I understand that I can end up in jail for uploading copyrighted material to youtube, no matter if I'm profitting from it or not[/QUOTE]

They are only doing it to make sure THEY cannot be charged with anything, and YOU take all the responsibility for the material you upload.

They don't have the time or interest to familiarise themselves with legislation of every country or the legality of all the material.

It's easier to make a serious (albeit baseless) threat and let the uploaders be their own censors.

i liked his contributions to the "common scene".
whatever is said about him, without his encouragement some of the more interesting demos wouldn't be available to us common folks on queenzone.
whether it's shared by youtube or otherwise, i'm always glad to receive some interesting demos never heard before. bless him!
it would be nice, though, to have some demos been shared by the "inner circle" of the fanthology-clan. c'mon folks, MP3 would be enough!!!
my 2c.