Let's say that I want to critique a 2 minute movie clip that is using Neuro Linguistic Programming to install ideas of suicide into the minds of the people who watch it. And now let's say I want to do this for 5 separate 2 minutes scenes in this movie. If I upload one of these 2 minute clips with me commenting, critiquing, basically explaining the programming, would this count as Fair Use because I would be making money on Steemit via DTube with a copywritten movie? If we can't use movie clips on DTube to make a point because we earn money through Steemit, doesn't this platform have the potential for greater restrictions than YouTube?
RE: Re-Posting Other Peoples’ Photos/Videos on Steemit: Fair Use vs Commercial Use
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Sorry for the delayed reply. It's been awhile since I've been on Steemit. (Tsk, tsk.) As I wrote in my original post, use that is transformative (e.g. commentary) lends itself to fair use. Ultimately, however, it's up to a judge to determine if it falls under the fair use category. And just a reminder....I'm not a lawyer.
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