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" | Repstar wrote: |
knowing nintendo there is a high chance they actually did file the DMCA, remember, youtube creators are also not allowed to make money of nintendo related content unless sponsered or endorsed by nintendo, they are VERY protective of their IP's |
" | BenjaminKoopa wrote: |
Yep. It's retarded and wasteful, but it's what Patreon does. Once you start using them, they can monitor all your internet activity. |
" | Samvods wrote: |
Why you out of all the hundreds of creators who draw Pokemons! |
kuroodod |
" | blackmoon441 wrote: |
But as also others said, it's a porn parody and you could possibly get away with dismissing the DMCA under fair use, but it depends on how well you used fair use, but there's still a chance to dismiss it. Hell, if palcomix and mobius unleashed are still around where you have to pay to view pokemon porn, you could do the same. |
" | blackmoon441 wrote: |
As long as the content isn't a blatant copy and paste with minor changes, a creator should be fine under fair use, even with money involved. |
" | blackmoon441 wrote: |
Don't know why you ignored the second part of my comment, but Mobiusunleashed and Palcomix have been up since pretty much the early 2000s. You need to pay to access their sites which consist of Pokemon, MLP, Digimon, Sonic, and a multitude of other popular works. Right there you have paid porn copyrighted from Nintendo, Hasbro, Bandai, and Sega, and possible many more large companies like Disney. Tell me, if they were able to live so long with money involved, then why can't Kuroo? You tell me. |
" | Weiss wrote: |
The nationality of the owner doesn't matter. Where the servers are hosted on the other hand does. If Palcomix and MU's srvers are hosted in the US then they are subject to US law |
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