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==Youtube Links What is the current guidance on Youtube links as the talk about it is now 15 years old? It is rather confusing which guidance was accepted and what was rejected by committee Specifically, 1. If the link to an audio file has been distributed to Youtube by a record company, can it be OK to link to? 2. If the creator of the content posted it to Youtube, can it be OK to link to it? 3. If Youtube has a contract with the record company & publishing company of an audio file, with the specific notes in the Details about Use of the recording & composition, is that OK to link to? It would seem all of the above have specific copyright OK's to Youtube. Thanks!Waiata1 (talk) 18:23, 23 October 2021 (UTC)
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