Now what's going on with YouTube?

[D'Snowth]

Already appealed. Just got to wait.

I'll go ahead and let you know - knowing YouTube, you may not get any results until literally the last minute.

Years ago I had to file a counter claim on a video after a police company made a claim on the free music I used, and I was informed that YouTube would review my counter claim before 30 days was over . . . sure enough, like the final hour of the 29th day, they finally accepted my counter and the copyright claim was dismissed.

 

[Any Del]

Surprisingly, I got this email:

 

[LittleJerry92]

Wow! Surprised they cooperated for once....

 

[Any Del]

I'm just as stunned as you are!

 

[D'Snowth]

Third.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Surprisingly, I got this email:

Congratulations!

 

[D'Snowth]

Ironically, I once uploaded something that's actually public domain, but still got a copyright claim on it, and when I appealed, my appeal was rejected.

 

[Any Del]

Ironically, I once uploaded something that's actually public domain, but still got a copyright claim on it, and when I appealed, my appeal was rejected.

I had that same mindset when I sent my appeal to YT yesterday.

 

[LittleJerry92]

Ironically, I once uploaded something that's actually public domain, but still got a copyright claim on it, and when I appealed, my appeal was rejected.

Do you know what it was and who took it down? You should check the copyright status. Sometimes companies can always reclaim something in the public domain.

 

[D'Snowth]

It wasn't taken down, it just had a copyright claim put on it. It was a clip from one of many episodes of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW that, due to a clerical error, ended up in public domain, however CBS (which owns the show) is the one who put a copyright claim on it.