Is this Legit or is he trolling me? Ingame Chat / Request of removal

daopa

I was covering a Event in a MMO Called EVE Online.

I have a public ingame channel that people can use to chat with me & other users.

 

One of these random people who joined, sent me the following ingame mail:

"  I wish to be cut out from one of your livestreamed videos with the title of: EVE Online | The Battle of 49-U6U, HBC vs SOCO/HBC vs SOCO Part 2 uploaded on the 9th of august for privacy reasons. thanks.

  7.3 Lifecaster Content Representations and Warranties.
 
  Content does not and will not: (a) infringe, violate, or misappropriate any third-party right, including any copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, moral right, privacy right, right of publicity, or any other intellectual property or proprietary right or (b) slander, defame, or libel any other person"

 

Is this Legit request or some attempt to troll .. any advise?

 

Thanks

 

Fire

It sounds like someone trying to use legalese they don't fully understand to get you to remove one of your past broadcasts.

@horror can give further confirmation, but I don't think this is something you are required to do

Horror

If he willingly said something to a group you are part of, or in the public of the game chat and you ended up streaming it, oh well. 99.99% of people would not care about it, and i think the ones that do are over reacting. From the sounds of it, nothing deathly personal was said, and you weren't only streaming it to piss him off, you were playing the game.

daopa

Well, in that game I have a Ingame Chat Channel that is public for anyone to join.

The person joined this channel, starting talking, chatting about what was the current topic. This person saw the name of the chat room via the stream and entered on there own.

Then the next day the person sent a ingame mail with the removal request to cut out everything they said in the video capture.

Link to video clip in question:
http://www.twitch.tv/daopa/b/328069435

Username of the person~> applejack32 Applecrack
Didnt really say much in the chat room

See 45:14 | 46:55

 

Fire

That's willing participation