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  1. Let copyright (DMCA) strikes expire after 90 days

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    robert5855s commented  · 

    Proposal to have copyright (DMCA) strikes expire after a period of 90 days could indeed provide a fair solution for streamers on platforms like Twitch. The wave of DMCA takedown requests in 2020 highlighted the challenges streamers face, especially regarding old clips and VODs.

    Allowing strikes to expire after 90 days could prevent streamers from facing long-term consequences for potentially unintentional or past infringements. It acknowledges that content creators can evolve and learn from their mistakes without facing permanent penalties.
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    Implementing such a system could also encourage better communication between platforms like Twitch and content creators regarding copyright issues. It would give streamers more peace of mind, knowing that their past mistakes won't continue to haunt them indefinitely.

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    robert5855s commented  · 

    if its your first strike! https://xn--h10b2b940bwzy.art/