AntiReuse
A channel gets judged on whether it looks like a person made it. AntiReuse writes that case for you: one piece of text, in your register, that states the work is original and sets out how it may be shared. Keep it in your channel description and at the bottom of every video description.
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What it does
- One disclaimer that works in both places, so you are not juggling two versions of the same idea.
- Written in your register rather than in the voice of a template, because the wording is drawn from how your channel already reads.
- States plainly that the work is original, and that the ideas, the filming, and the editing are yours.
- Asks anyone who wants to reuse, re-edit, or repost any part of it to get written permission first, and to share the link instead.
- Invites licensing and collaboration enquiries, which is where the real opportunities usually come from.
- Leaves the contact line open rather than inventing an address, so you add your own details before you paste it in.
How it works
- 01 Connect the channel the disclaimer is for, or pick one you already have connected.
- 02 Run it. It studies the channel as it stands today and writes the disclaimer for it.
- 03 Copy it in a click, and read it through.
- 04 Add your own licensing contact, then paste it into your channel description and your video descriptions.
Questions
- Does this protect my videos legally?
- It puts your ownership in writing, in the place anyone reusing your work would have to ignore it, which is worth doing. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for registering a copyright or for talking to a lawyer about a specific case.
- How is it written for my channel rather than a template?
- It studies the channel as it stands today, including how it actually talks, so the wording fits the person who made it. The same paragraph pasted across thousands of channels reads as boilerplate, and it is treated as boilerplate. Yours does not.
- Where exactly do I put it?
- At the bottom of your channel description, and at the bottom of every video description. It reads well on its own in both places, so it is the same text twice rather than two versions to keep track of.
- Do I have to connect a channel?
- Yes. The disclaimer is written for your channel, so it needs a channel to study. Nothing is uploaded, read, or changed on it: the access is read only.
- Can I edit what it writes?
- You should. Add a contact route for licensing, and cut anything that does not sound like you. It leaves the contact line open on purpose rather than inventing an address.
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