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copyright strikes
Copyright strikes are formal claims issued by rights holders or authorized parties to content platforms, resulting in content removal and potential channel penalties under systems like YouTube's Copyright Strike policy.
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In the Psycheverse
Copyright strikes represent a recurring friction point between Psyche's spontaneous, conversational livestreaming style and the machinery of platform enforcement. The show documents the real logistical frustration of navigating YouTube's copyright school, counter-notifications, and disputes—turning bureaucratic entanglement into a window onto how creators actually experience digital governance and the vulnerability of building community on owned platforms.
Episodes (2)
Last Try
Psyche deals with a copyright strike on a song and grapples with the consequences, including a potential channel ban and restrictions on having guests during a livestream.
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Psyche is OK Open Panel Tarot and Cats
Psyche deals with a copyright strike on his channel after a livestream was taken down, going through YouTube's copyright school and filing a counter-notification.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside copyright strikes
channel monetizationChannel monetization refers to the strategies and systems creators use to generate revenue from their content platforms, primarily through ads, sponsorships, and viewer support.YouTube politicscommunity inclusivityreligious parallelsYouTube platform issuesYouTube is a video hosting and livestreaming platform where content creators upload and broadcast videos, subject to the platform's moderation policies, copyright enforcement, and technical systems.online harassmentOnline harassment encompasses targeted digital abuse, trolling, and coordinated negativity directed at individuals or communities through social media and streaming platforms.
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