This whole fucking thread is completely pointless because it ends up focusing on "educating" content creators about music. Hey dumbasses how do I protect myself from Destiny 2 having some random assholes illegally DMCA claim public domain music or sound effects 1/4 https://twitter.com/Twitch/status/1326562683420774405
They suggest going through a game's EULA to find the streaming licenses for games that you SUSPECT MAY have copyrighted music (no way to tell) and then suggest the following below. 2/4
Which is useless considering if youtubes taught us anything, jackasses will illegally claim music you've paid for, music that's public domain, or even commonly used sound effects in the background of videos. The whole fucking thing is nonsense. 3/4
On top of that is this fucking gem. After apologizing for forcing us to delete all our god damn clips or vods, we're left with the advice to suspect anything and just review everything going forward or else face strikes. Jesus christ. There aren't enough hours in the day.
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