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    Mar 3

    My second book, ANIME IMPACT, will release in April! You’ll hear from me and many other writers like Ernest Cline (author of Ready Player One), John Rodriguez, Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic), Robert Walker, Emma Fyffe, Alicia Malone, Mark Crilley, Bennett White, and many more.

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    Mar 30
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    You couldn't have said it better when describing the fact that there are so many yet to experience these great films. I'm just starting to appreciate filmmaking more with watching classics for the first time, and your reviews act as great recommendations for the watchlist Thanks!

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  3. Mar 30

    Seven Samurai - Movie Review:

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  4. Mar 30

    More good signs.

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  5. Mar 30

    This is the fastest they’ve ever released a claim after I’ve appealed it. I can only hope they’ve heard us.

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  6. Mar 30

    On the bright side, I get to talk about one of the best movies of all time today! Review up by tonight or tomorrow at the latest. ✌🏻

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  7. Mar 30

    Glad this is getting some attention. Hey ZEFR. People are listening.

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  8. Mar 29

    Blown away by how many other creators are being harassed by Universal ZEFR claims. But also very gratified to not be alone in this. Thank you for your support, everyone.

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    Mar 29

    I mean, I'll give them this, they stand by their bullshit after my appeal.

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    Mar 29
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    They've gone mad!

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  11. Retweeted
    Mar 29
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    Yep. Manually claimed and refused. God forbid someone glowingly discuss the history of their films. Not to mention that it is covered under fair use. They can just do whatever they want since Youtube turns a blind eye to corporations.

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    Mar 29
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    coughhhh COUGH-COUGH-COUGH-COUGHHHHHHHHH (in the "Tums" jingle voice)

    Replying to @michaelmannman @TeamYouTube
    I'm at a loss for words. On what grounds does a computer wallpaper in the bg of the shot from a trailer count as copyright, ?
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    Mar 29
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    My wife use to work as a content flagger at ZEFR. Awful company, repetitive work, shit pay. Every part of the ID’ing system is poor.

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    Mar 29
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    They've claimed my stuff before too. I never made a big deal out of it because I'm so small and nobody would've noticed. So I'm glad you guys are all talking about it

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    Mar 29
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    Yup they claimed my best horror movies of 2017 video for using trailer footage from Better Watch Out. Dispute rejected.

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  16. Mar 29

    Clearly, this is not just a problem one of us is having. They’re harassing many other fine creators as well. perk up those ears and do something.

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    Mar 29
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    dude.. same

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    Mar 29
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    Yep

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    Mar 29

    Online film criticism is a huge part of new media and fair use is integral to allowing your favorite critics to make a living. Studios have to start using copyright rules sensibly and stop punishing the people who are giving their movies exposure and coverage.

    I've been chatting with a lot of creators/writers/reporters lately about and their conduct when it comes to copyright-claiming EVERYTHING. They take almost every claim to the appeal process, forcing creators to sign tons of forms before acknowledging their rights.
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    Mar 29
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    If we all went in on a class-action deal, that might get the point across

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  21. Mar 29

    The thing is, I love movies. I love the whole process of making them and watching them. But it's these greedy companies that ruin the magic. I hope you're listening. The Fair Use Act of 1976 has held up in court as recently as LAST YEAR.

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