It's a friggin game, you can copy his tune all day and make videos of it all day long and he can't do ****. You could also use his tune to review it which would then be fair use. If he doesn't want people to use his tunes then don't publish them.If i were to use his tune and REVIEW it and credit him in the video like i told him i would he wouldn't be able to do a thing about it because of fair use
- What is fair use?
In copyright law, there is a concept of fair use, also known as; free use, fair dealing, or fair practice.
Fair use sets out certain actions that may be carried out, but would not normally be regarded as an infringement of the work.
The idea behind this is that if copyright laws are too restrictive, it may stifle free speech, news reporting, or result in disproportionate penalties for inconsequential or accidental inclusion.
- What does fair use allow?
Under fair use rules, it may be possible to use quotations or excerpts, where the work has been made available to the public, (i.e. published). Provided that:
- The use is deemed acceptable under the terms of fair dealing.
- That the quoted material is justified, and no more than is necessary is included.
- That the source of the quoted material is mentioned, along with the name of the author
Sure, but if you're trying to monetize your channel then you can't use infringing material, like music.It's a friggin game, you can copy his tune all day and make videos of it all day long and he can't do ****. You could also use his tune to review it which would then be fair use. If he doesn't want people to use his tunes then don't publish them.
It's a friggin game, you can copy his tune all day and make videos of it all day long and he can't do ****. You could also use his tune to review it which would then be fair use. If he doesn't want people to use his tunes then don't publish them.
Sure, but music is different. You're creating something. Tuning is just putting numbers into a game, numbers that presume come from do I laps. If no one could copy other set ups we could have a scenario where only x amount of people could use the best possible set up for track X.Sure, but if you're trying to monetize your channel then you can't use infringing material, like music.
The best thing to do when you run into a douchebag like that dude is just walk away and laugh. His style... LOL WTF is his style?
The guys an idiot he accused me of plagiarism because i asked him if i could use one of his tunes on GT6 and maybe upload a replay of me taking it for a spin and giving him credit.
I then told him how stupid he was then he went on to verbally abuse me and threaten to take down any vids that resembled his "style" or featured any tune that even resembled his "style"
i'm not the first person he's acted like this to i've seen him be pretty mean to a few other people too
If i were to use his tune and REVIEW it and credit him in the video like i told him i would he wouldn't be able to do a thing about it because of fair use
- What is fair use?
In copyright law, there is a concept of fair use, also known as; free use, fair dealing, or fair practice.
Fair use sets out certain actions that may be carried out, but would not normally be regarded as an infringement of the work.
The idea behind this is that if copyright laws are too restrictive, it may stifle free speech, news reporting, or result in disproportionate penalties for inconsequential or accidental inclusion.
- What does fair use allow?
Under fair use rules, it may be possible to use quotations or excerpts, where the work has been made available to the public, (i.e. published). Provided that:
- The use is deemed acceptable under the terms of fair dealing.
- That the quoted material is justified, and no more than is necessary is included.
- That the source of the quoted material is mentioned, along with the name of the author
Hi, I have to talk about one thing. In a message from the YouTuber Broughy1322, he talked about MrBossFTW using his research in his videos and he said that he couldn't stop it because it was information. You can't 'steal' information because nobody owns it. Your case is no different. Your setup is information. You don't own a 250mph setup for a Renault Clio, because nobody can. Somebody can easily find that setup themselves and use it and put a video on YouTube about it. There's nothing wrong with it. Your tuning setup videos are a source of information that can be found elsewhere, like the same article being in both The Sun and the Daily Express, and the Mail On Sunday. One of them can't sue the other because they stole information that happened to also be in their newspaper.For those who seem to infantile to understand what 'plagiarism' consists of (which has precisely nothing to do with fair use, so try and educate yourselves and you might not look so dumb to someone who ACTUALLY uses such information all the time), yes copying a piece of content(s) from another creator categorically IS plagiarism.
It's not up for debate among millennial who have been taught that they are entitled to whatever they want and that they don't have to take responsibility for any of their actions.
So, for those who are clearly too backward to comprehend this remarkably simple issue, I guess I'll have to spell it out for you :
1. If you asked an author if they mind you taking their character and writing your OWN book in your 'own style', then the answer would be either 'no', or you would pay them royalties, since you did not come up with the character, concept or story. In fact, you could say that you have created nothing...at all. But are rather trying to jump start your own popularity by riding someone else's skill, which is clearly superior to your own, since you wouldn't need their content if you had ANY skill of your own.
2. When said creator, be it author or ANY other art or entertainment form (breaking news kiddies - YouTube is an entertainment form) politely says 'no' or that they would rather you didn't rip them off (which for the uninformed among you - is exactly what copying someone's tune for your own views and Adsense is) then how do you react? Do you A) respect the creators wishes in the spirit of the respect YOU claimed to have for them. Or B) do you revert to the language of a spoilt twelve year old and tell them that you're gonna do what you want and 'ain't nobody gonna' tell you cuz your momma told you your entitled to whatever you want.
Well the talentless hack in question, who also chose to post this BUSINESS matter (because yes kids - I make money from MY work and skill, on YouTube and otherwise) in a public forum rather than taking responsibility and contacting me in person.
Your damn right I'm going to block that weak willed, self-entitled man child.
And for the rest of you, who quite frankly have no say in the matter since it literally doesn't concern you, any more than your job and earnings concern me - why don't you try asking AR12 Gaming, PewDiePie, jacksfilms, Rhett&Link or literally ANY other YouTube creator, regardless of size (because for your information channel size has ZERO bearing on the matter of plagiarism) if they mind you releasing their content "in my own way".
In summary, I frankly couldn't care less about anyone's opinion of my methods on GTP, and I have made that clear before. And for those who are feeling lucky, go ahead and copy my tunes to their own YouTube channel (since THAT is what we are specifically talking about) and see how far you get with that, since Google values my channel far more than I care to elaborate on, and I have had copycats removed before. So go ahead, make a successful video ripping off my content, and then when you hit enough views for me to notice, I'll flag it, which FYI gives ME the Adsense from your video (look it up kids) AND gets it taken down.
Have a nice day.
I then told him how stupid he was then he went on to verbally abuse me
For those who seem to infantile to understand what 'plagiarism' consists of (which has precisely nothing to do with fair use, so try and educate yourselves and you might not look so dumb to someone who ACTUALLY uses such information all the time), yes copying a piece of content(s) from another creator categorically IS plagiarism.
It's not up for debate among millennial who have been taught that they are entitled to whatever they want and that they don't have to take responsibility for any of their actions.
So, for those who are clearly too backward to comprehend this remarkably simple issue, I guess I'll have to spell it out for you :
1. If you asked an author if they mind you taking their character and writing your OWN book in your 'own style', then the answer would be either 'no', or you would pay them royalties, since you did not come up with the character, concept or story. In fact, you could say that you have created nothing...at all. But are rather trying to jump start your own popularity by riding someone else's skill, which is clearly superior to your own, since you wouldn't need their content if you had ANY skill of your own.
2. When said creator, be it author or ANY other art or entertainment form (breaking news kiddies - YouTube is an entertainment form) politely says 'no' or that they would rather you didn't rip them off (which for the uninformed among you - is exactly what copying someone's tune for your own views and Adsense is) then how do you react? Do you A) respect the creators wishes in the spirit of the respect YOU claimed to have for them. Or B) do you revert to the language of a spoilt twelve year old and tell them that you're gonna do what you want and 'ain't nobody gonna' tell you cuz your momma told you your entitled to whatever you want.
Well the talentless hack in question, who also chose to post this BUSINESS matter (because yes kids - I make money from MY work and skill, on YouTube and otherwise) in a public forum rather than taking responsibility and contacting me in person.
Your damn right I'm going to block that weak willed, self-entitled man child.
And for the rest of you, who quite frankly have no say in the matter since it literally doesn't concern you, any more than your job and earnings concern me - why don't you try asking AR12 Gaming, PewDiePie, jacksfilms, Rhett&Link or literally ANY other YouTube creator, regardless of size (because for your information channel size has ZERO bearing on the matter of plagiarism) if they mind you releasing their content "in my own way".
In summary, I frankly couldn't care less about anyone's opinion of my methods on GTP, and I have made that clear before. And for those who are feeling lucky, go ahead and copy my tunes to their own YouTube channel (since THAT is what we are specifically talking about) and see how far you get with that, since Google values my channel far more than I care to elaborate on, and I have had copycats removed before. So go ahead, make a successful video ripping off my content, and then when you hit enough views for me to notice, I'll flag it, which FYI gives ME the Adsense from your video (look it up kids) AND gets it taken down.
Have a nice day.
For those who seem to infantile to understand what 'plagiarism' consists of (which has precisely nothing to do with fair use, so try and educate yourselves and you might not look so dumb to someone who ACTUALLY uses such information all the time), yes copying a piece of content(s) from another creator categorically IS plagiarism.
It's not up for debate among millennial who have been taught that they are entitled to whatever they want and that they don't have to take responsibility for any of their actions.
So, for those who are clearly too backward to comprehend this remarkably simple issue, I guess I'll have to spell it out for you :
1. If you asked an author if they mind you taking their character and writing your OWN book in your 'own style', then the answer would be either 'no', or you would pay them royalties, since you did not come up with the character, concept or story. In fact, you could say that you have created nothing...at all. But are rather trying to jump start your own popularity by riding someone else's skill, which is clearly superior to your own, since you wouldn't need their content if you had ANY skill of your own.
2. When said creator, be it author or ANY other art or entertainment form (breaking news kiddies - YouTube is an entertainment form) politely says 'no' or that they would rather you didn't rip them off (which for the uninformed among you - is exactly what copying someone's tune for your own views and Adsense is) then how do you react? Do you A) respect the creators wishes in the spirit of the respect YOU claimed to have for them. Or B) do you revert to the language of a spoilt twelve year old and tell them that you're gonna do what you want and 'ain't nobody gonna' tell you cuz your momma told you your entitled to whatever you want.
Well the talentless hack in question, who also chose to post this BUSINESS matter (because yes kids - I make money from MY work and skill, on YouTube and otherwise) in a public forum rather than taking responsibility and contacting me in person.
Your damn right I'm going to block that weak willed, self-entitled man child.
And for the rest of you, who quite frankly have no say in the matter since it literally doesn't concern you, any more than your job and earnings concern me - why don't you try asking AR12 Gaming, PewDiePie, jacksfilms, Rhett&Link or literally ANY other YouTube creator, regardless of size (because for your information channel size has ZERO bearing on the matter of plagiarism) if they mind you releasing their content "in my own way".
In summary, I frankly couldn't care less about anyone's opinion of my methods on GTP, and I have made that clear before. And for those who are feeling lucky, go ahead and copy my tunes to their own YouTube channel (since THAT is what we are specifically talking about) and see how far you get with that, since Google values my channel far more than I care to elaborate on, and I have had copycats removed before. So go ahead, make a successful video ripping off my content, and then when you hit enough views for me to notice, I'll flag it, which FYI gives ME the Adsense from your video (look it up kids) AND gets it taken down.
Have a nice day.
The guys an idiot
if he's going to act like a spoilt child then he can quite simply go **** himself
For those who seem to infantile
So, for those who are clearly too backward
Plagiarism? Dude It's a game, it's a tiny tiny part of the game.For those who seem to infantile to understand what 'plagiarism' consists of (which has precisely nothing to do with fair use, so try and educate yourselves and you might not look so dumb to someone who ACTUALLY uses such information all the time), yes copying a piece of content(s) from another creator categorically IS plagiarism.
It's not up for debate among millennial who have been taught that they are entitled to whatever they want and that they don't have to take responsibility for any of their actions.
So, for those who are clearly too backward to comprehend this remarkably simple issue, I guess I'll have to spell it out for you :
1. If you asked an author if they mind you taking their character and writing your OWN book in your 'own style', then the answer would be either 'no', or you would pay them royalties, since you did not come up with the character, concept or story. In fact, you could say that you have created nothing...at all. But are rather trying to jump start your own popularity by riding someone else's skill, which is clearly superior to your own, since you wouldn't need their content if you had ANY skill of your own.
2. When said creator, be it author or ANY other art or entertainment form (breaking news kiddies - YouTube is an entertainment form) politely says 'no' or that they would rather you didn't rip them off (which for the uninformed among you - is exactly what copying someone's tune for your own views and Adsense is) then how do you react? Do you A) respect the creators wishes in the spirit of the respect YOU claimed to have for them. Or B) do you revert to the language of a spoilt twelve year old and tell them that you're gonna do what you want and 'ain't nobody gonna' tell you cuz your momma told you your entitled to whatever you want.
Well the talentless hack in question, who also chose to post this BUSINESS matter (because yes kids - I make money from MY work and skill, on YouTube and otherwise) in a public forum rather than taking responsibility and contacting me in person.
Your damn right I'm going to block that weak willed, self-entitled man child.
And for the rest of you, who quite frankly have no say in the matter since it literally doesn't concern you, any more than your job and earnings concern me - why don't you try asking AR12 Gaming, PewDiePie, jacksfilms, Rhett&Link or literally ANY other YouTube creator, regardless of size (because for your information channel size has ZERO bearing on the matter of plagiarism) if they mind you releasing their content "in my own way".
In summary, I frankly couldn't care less about anyone's opinion of my methods on GTP, and I have made that clear before. And for those who are feeling lucky, go ahead and copy my tunes to their own YouTube channel (since THAT is what we are specifically talking about) and see how far you get with that, since Google values my channel far more than I care to elaborate on, and I have had copycats removed before. So go ahead, make a successful video ripping off my content, and then when you hit enough views for me to notice, I'll flag it, which FYI gives ME the Adsense from your video (look it up kids) AND gets it taken down.
Have a nice day.
Plagiarism? Dude It's a game, it's a tiny tiny part of the game.
*Oh I'm going to sue you because you copied my tune on a video game* lol?
You don't have a leg to stand on when it comes to crying about other people making money off your tunes. You make money off a video game you never created, bit ironic?
I don't see what the big deal is. It's a set-up for a car in a video game. There's no need to be like that. I mean, whose it going to harm? There's poor people dying in other countries such as Africa who have NOTHING & you're complaing about people wanting to know your tunes for a car that it's in a game. Take that in for a second.
And you'll flag other people's videos if they have similar tunes to you? Somebody could have the exact same tune as you that they created there self & if they got a lot of views for it you'd just flag it. Bit of a pathetic threat.
Also Video games & books/stories are a bit different.
Copying some tunes for a car in a video game is a bit different from copying a story & characters from a book for crying out loud.
he actually compared it to plagiarising harry potter would you believe that?Wait, people are really comparing copying a tune in a game to plagiarising an entire piece of text?
Ridiculous.
Noooooo don't do that he'll come after you he's got google on his side you don't want to mess with big bad google do you?Not the worst review I've seen myself, but I did like the bits where he told us that turning the traction control off with a controller makes the cars twitchy/wheelspin a lot under acceleration - or that no 'pro' would use traction control in cars like, say, the Huracan GT3.
I wonder if I I could go ahead and use this info in my own video............or do I need to ask permission first?