Board Thread:Off-Topic Discussion/@comment-1964097-20151016031810/@comment-53539-20151016090410

This has happened before right to the person mentioned in the OP right? Ergo, they didn't learn their lesson and haven't changed.

Moving onto a different work by a producer or another a new producer is still doing the same habits that got you in trouble. Youtube isn't about trying to post stuff until youtube doesn't care anymore and fails to get rid of an account. If the person doesn't stop ever uploading stuff that isn't theirs, things just repeat themselves.

I understand some companies are fine with it if its done in certain ways (for example, hasbro has come to a "half-way" situation with the Bronies as it helps Hasbro's MLP franchise, which means their fine with the Bronies so long as their content is not as good as the DVD copies they tend to ignore the content). But the producers clearly aren't hppy as this keeps happening.