Dear thelaw users,
I have uploaded a cooking video on YouTube where I used a recipe without giving the original authordirect credit, instead I gave credit to a third party website who published the recipe on their own server and also mentioned the original author.
Now the original author used a copyright strike to take down my video and states that I did a copyright infringement.
To my knowledge recipes as a mere list of ingredients are not protected by copyright law.
I may have used the the listed ingredients in my YouTube video exactly like the original author wrote, and I may have used slightly similar wording but the execution and delivery of the message including video footage, my voice are all done by me.
I would like to dispute this copyright strike on YouTube and just wanted to ask you how high my chances are to win this dispute on YouTube.
If the opposition would want to fight my dispute with a lawyer involved, on what ground could they fight my dispute and how likely do you think are the chances that they would win the hypothetical case?
Thank you very much for your time!
I have uploaded a cooking video on YouTube where I used a recipe without giving the original authordirect credit, instead I gave credit to a third party website who published the recipe on their own server and also mentioned the original author.
Now the original author used a copyright strike to take down my video and states that I did a copyright infringement.
To my knowledge recipes as a mere list of ingredients are not protected by copyright law.
I may have used the the listed ingredients in my YouTube video exactly like the original author wrote, and I may have used slightly similar wording but the execution and delivery of the message including video footage, my voice are all done by me.
I would like to dispute this copyright strike on YouTube and just wanted to ask you how high my chances are to win this dispute on YouTube.
If the opposition would want to fight my dispute with a lawyer involved, on what ground could they fight my dispute and how likely do you think are the chances that they would win the hypothetical case?
Thank you very much for your time!