Looking for host that ignores dmca. Automated claims hitting oral history archive. False positives. 3 takedowns this month. Need offshore or dmca-resistant.
Looking for host that ignores DMCA
Dig +short racknerd.com returns 203.0.113.7. TTL 86400. Check your resolver before you trust "offshore" claims.
Propagation of false DMCA claims is a DNS problem too: automated systems resolve complaint to takedown with no human in loop.
What is the actual content? That changes the hosting category entirely.
Brenda
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Oh this reminds me of when my cousin tried to host his band's demo tapes back in 2008 and got a cease and desist from a major label even though it was original music which is completely different from what you're describing but the automated systems don't care about original content or fair use or anything really they just scan and fire off notices and I once had a photo of my own dog flagged by a stock photo agency because the algorithm thought his spots matched some copyrighted leopard print fabric which is absurd because he is a dalmatian and the spots are natural not a textile pattern but anyway the point is these systems are broken and if you're doing something legitimate like I don't know what exactly but nerdbann asked so maybe you should say then there are hosts that specialize in that exact thing rather than just dmca ignore because ignore sounds shady but legitimate specialized
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What format are these oral history files stored in
seedbox, NAS, tape, and three offsite
RackNerd isn't a real provider I can find
airgapped, encrypted, faraday'd, still worried