@TeamYouTube My upload is claimed to have content in it that does not exist. It is essentially a false copyright claim, none of the IP I am flagged for is in my video, yet if I dispute it again I will most likely face severe repercussions from what is likely an automated copyright system.
@TeamYouTube@danawhite@ufc My most recent video (The Final Word on Sean Strickland) has been blocked via copyright by the UFC.
The claim is for content that I didn't even use in my video.
Regardless, my video is completely transformative and not monetized. Why have it blocked
@TeamYouTube Thanks but this doesn't help me all that much. I disputed the strike on the initial upload, if I dispute it again, and the UFC decides to reject it again then I will receive a strike against my channel.
Maybe I'm being a bit over dramatic, but I can't help but feel hopeless when I have tried to do everything lawfully and what was supposed to be within my right to do so, only to be punished for it.
It's hard to say if it is even worth it. Yet I feel I would be unfair to not try, and have nobody be able to see it ever again when so many people seemed to have enjoyed it. Imagine if a movie you liked was just erased forever.