andrel wrote:
> I assume

That's because you assume intelligence.

Unless they've changed their policy, then YouTube waits for someone 
(anyone!) to claim that your video impinges their copyright.  Once 
someone makes that claim, they remove your video and you are required to 
prove that you are legally entitled to post it before you're allowed to 
upload it again.

AFAIK, there is a very small burden of proof placed on the party 
claiming infringement.

...Chambers

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