Youtube channel is reposting stories from this site.

[NoTalentHack]

All it takes to shut down a Youtube channel is a handful of copyright strikes. There are enough from this site alone that it could get nuked.

 

[Naughty_Natalie]

His feedback page indicates that he doesn't allow unsolicited messages. That's the frustrating part--without someone who knows him contacting him, there are no brakes on this plagiarist mining his entire works.

There is a "business" email listed on the channel's About page. mdnazmulalamshajib@gmail.com

 

[NoTalentHack]

There is a "business" email listed on the channel's About page. mdnazmulalamshajib@gmail.com

Yeah, don’t send to that. They’ll pull the video to avoid a copyright strike, if they’re even halfway smart. That’s the entire reason the “contact me if I’m infringing” message is there; it’s not to avoid infringing, it’s to avoid consequences.

 

[Ada Stuart]

I discovered one of my stories on YouTube a few years back. He even listed my pen name and the full title so it was easy to find it.

I just contacted YouTube, and they removed it within hours. No questions asked.

In retrospect, I should have left it there because it was great advertising for all my other titles

 

[NoTalentHack]

I discovered one of my stories on YouTube a few years back. He even listed my pen name and the full title so it was easy to find it.

I just contacted YouTube, and they removed it within hours. No questions asked.

In retrospect, I should have left it there because it was great advertising for all my other titles

I searched for NoTalentHack and Vanilla Ice came up. Search algorithm confirmed working.

 

[Mr_Twister_242]

Just searching for 'Literotica' on YT brings up quite a few channels that look remarkably similar to the one in OP. I'm pretty sure this is just an AI production chain that scrapes content from the net and converts it into narrated videos, then publishes those using multiple YT accounts.

I think this is only the beginning. A good question might be how we as a community can become more thorough to detect this.

 

[Legio_Patria_Nostra]

So... if you remember your old Hollywood history, a number of actors and other movie artists got together and formed the United Artists Pictures in order to cut out the sometimes exploitive middleman. Maybe a number of Literotica writers should do something similar. You know, create a YouTube "story site" to promote your work, the site, and your other work, such as Amazon, etc. I envision links to your profile pages, etc. Heck, before too long, I can even imagine a line of "No Talent Hack" and other author-named t-shirts and other gear flying off the shelves. Well, maybe not that, but you get the idea.

Seriously, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Sell it before they can steal it. It's the same with Amazon--create your own collections and bundles. Perhaps Lauren could slap her imprimatur on it for a cut. I better stop before the marketing side of my brain over-temps. As an aside, two of those whose work I spotted on Amazon and advised them are now publishing on that platform.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Just when my writing starts to sell on Amazon, someone steals the stories and gives them away. I doubt any of mine are there. I don't know how I'd know if they were anyway.

Do they give Credit to the writers? My penname at sales sites is Mary Not Wollstonecraft. Penname or pen name?

 

[MillieDynamite]

Just when my writing starts to sell on Amazon, someone steals the stories and gives them away. I doubt any of mine are there. I don't know how I'd know if they were anyway.

Do they give Credit to the writers? My penname at sales sites is Mary Not Wollstonecraft. Penname or pen name?

You might try watching all the videos. Other than that, I don't know. If it is AI-generated text read, it'll be rough to sit through. It doesn't look like they give credit. I picture this as a p money-grab page with paid videos embedded in the video. Haven't bothered with watching one yet.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

I'll probably pass on wasting

You might try watching all the videos. Other than that, I don't know. If it is AI-generated text read, it'll be rough to sit through. It doesn't look like they give credit. I picture this as a p money-grab page with paid videos embedded in the video. Haven't bothered with watching one yet.

my time listening to it.

 

[oneagainst]

I searched for NoTalentHack and Vanilla Ice came up. Search algorithm confirmed working.

Man that's shit. You just got over everyone taking the piss of of that ridiculous haircut and then you get doxxed by YouTube on your porn career. So, cold, so cold.

 

[LIDiver]

Maybe we should point it out to the loving wives trolls.

Oh, that’s funny, Rad.
points!

 

[vhasst]

Add charleybear and lucsmith to the list of authors being misused this way by the "Revolving Time" @revolvingtimeMT channel.

lucsmiths "Cheaters Always Pay the Price"

charleybears got at least a couple on the channel.

 

[KeithD]

Seriously, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Sell it before they can steal it. It's the same with Amazon--create your own collections and bundles. Perhaps Lauren could slap her imprimatur on it for a cut. I better stop before the marketing side of my brain over-temps. As an aside, two of those whose work I spotted on Amazon and advised them are now publishing on that platform.

Yep. Nearly all of my stories have had a big chunk of time in the marketplace before appearing on any story site like Literotica.

And in the United States, you have to have gotten a formal copyright to have any legal standing, ergo actual teeth in asserting ownership.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Yep. Nearly all of my stories have had a big chunk of time in the marketplace before appearing on any story site like Literotica.

And in the United States, you have to have gotten a formal copyright to have any legal standing, ergo actual teeth in assorting ownership.

True! And if you are giving the story away here, it would be hard to argue damages if they give you credit. It can be interpreted as free advertising for your stuff that's up for sale.

 

[KeithD]

True! And if you are giving the story away here, it would be hard to argue damages if they give you credit. It can be interpreted as free advertising for your stuff that's up for sale.

Right. Even if you had a formal copyright, posting your story here for free read legally is valuing it at zero.

 

[NoTalentHack]

I decided to check back in on them, and they're getting bolder. They stole one from ohio, who has 4K+ followers here and is still active, along with several other folks.

 

[lovecraft68]

I reported a few of these and also, like many people did, left comments that the story is stolen. They kept deleting my comments, but I kept going until they finally let them stay. As far as I can see the ones I reported are still there which doesn't say much about YT caring about stolen material.

I've noticed all the stories are cheating wives stories. I don't know if any are outright hardcore BTB material, but all the ones I found paint the woman in a bad light. Can't say I'm surprised, the YT crowd is full of incels and manbabies and the "its so hard to be a man crowd" so this person has the right audience.

Maybe there's some other types of stories, but I didn't see any, and making it worse if you click on one and go down the sidebar recommendations there's other channels doing this. Whether those are also stolen I don't know, but its the same material "man pure, woman bad."

Yeah. so tough to be a man these days

 

[lovecraft68]

I decided to check back in on them, and they're getting bolder. They stole one from ohio, who has 4K+ followers here and is still active, along with several other folks.

Well, when you're not getting shut down by YT like they should be, why couldn't they get bolder? Doesn't seem like it matters who the author is they don't care. Howver, if Ohio is made aware of it and can drop a note on his home page, maybe his fans will swarm the video...which still may not matter.

 

[lovecraft68]

Okay. I clicked the one posted above, still there and on the side bar is a story and the channel name is

Find your alpha....like FFS you pretty much tell the world you're anything but when you do this.

 

[XerXesXu]

it would be hard to argue damages if they give you credit.

The remedy is an account of profits - no need to prove special damages.

 

[XerXesXu]

Well, when you're not getting shut down by YT like they should be, why couldn't they get bolder? Doesn't seem like it matters who the author is they don't care. Howver, if Ohio is made aware of it and can drop a note on his home page, maybe his fans will swarm the video...which still may not matter.

Have the authors copied their Certificate of Copyright from the Copyright Office to Youtube?

 

[lovecraft68]

Have the authors copied their Certificate of Copyright from the Copyright Office to Youtube?

You don't need one to get a book pulled from amazon, just proof you published the original prior to the stolen one.

FFS porn hub pulls clips at the hint of a complaint whoever posted it didn't have the right too.

This site will also do it if someone steals a story from another author.

Now if you go to the vid linked above and go to the description and click 'more' they give a list of yakity yak about a bunch of things then there is this line

Is there something in the video that belongs to you and you want it removed? Please message me and I will have It removed.

So they're fully aware of what they're doing and banking on the author never finding it, which is possible on the endless internet, but it pretty much admits what they're posting is not theirs.

Last point and to your smart ass answer. Its funny for you until someone steals something of yours then its "why won't anyone do anything", content creators of any kind need to stick together, not act like its a joke.

 

[lovecraft68]

You know, I just realized I'm being a little too mean here. After all, we're dealing with the type of man baby incel who squeals in delight at just and honorable men(cause they all are) getting revenge on evil women(cause they all are) and considering they can't read past a fourth grade level(if that) then I guess we shouldn't deny them audio, and this way both hands are free, one to jack off and one to shake their fist impotently in the air like they've done their entire lives.

Should title the channel "Charity for the illiterate incel"

 

[XerXesXu]

You don't need one to get a book pulled from amazon, just proof you published the original prior to the stolen one.

FFS porn hub pulls clips at the hint of a complaint whoever posted it didn't have the right too.

This site will also do it if someone steals a story from another author.

Now if you go to the vid linked above and go to the description and click 'more' they give a list of yakity yak about a bunch of things then there is this line

Is there something in the video that belongs to you and you want it removed? Please message me and I will have It removed.

So they're fully aware of what they're doing and banking on the author never finding it, which is possible on the endless internet, but it pretty much admits what they're posting is not theirs.

Last point and to your smart ass answer. Its funny for you until someone steals something of yours then its "why won't anyone do anything", content creators of any kind need to stick together, not act like its a joke.

Neither Amazon nor Pornhub are Youtube. Focus.

You're a 'whinger' not a 'doer', that's why you never think of the obvious. You do realise that if the 'copier' denies your copyright, or claims transformative use or fair use, you'll have only 14 days respite to allow you to commence infringement proceedings for the infringement, if there be any, or it will be allowed to continue.