At 2/10/25 03:23 PM, TomFulp wrote:At 2/10/25 02:22 PM, ADR3-N wrote:At 2/10/25 01:53 PM, ADR3-N wrote:At 2/10/25 11:08 AM, SugarSlash wrote:At 2/10/25 06:45 AM, Pingu wrote:At 2/9/25 01:32 PM, SugarSlash wrote:I got audio striked for making a lofi hip-hop song with free uncopyrighted samples, because a song I've literally never heard before used the same samples (they were the exact same some how)
I see the ban on the history but no record of an appeal. Was it your drum loop submission?
No it was some lofi hip-hop song I posted.
Though a mod did notice my forum post (but not my appeal I sent for some reason).
So then I got a message from m bot saying that he deleted my audio file.
Which is probably the reason why I don't have a appeal or ban I think?
Idk.
Interesting. I don't even see another project file in the system for you. There IS a reverse search, so I'm sure there's a way to find out what happened. I'll take a look.
Replying my own post because editing won't tag properly. @TomFulp, do you know what happened here? There are no ban logs, files extant, and so on for this case. TLDR, I checked the post history -- he used the same samples as another song apparently, and his track was literally deleted.
@SugarSlash, if you have a copy of the appeal you received, or your project mp3 and the name of the song you were matched to, shoot @Pingu, myself, or Tom (if he replies to this) a DM with the related details. We'll look into it. The name of your sample pack will also be helpful.
What I think has happened is someone published a song with those samples to DSPs, and the copyright system matched to that. Sometimes people spam DSPs with unoriginal mashes of these sample packs to fraudulently earn a few pennies. In that case I will usually just approve the appeal, assuming the user put at least moderate effort into their submission and it isn't completely based on loops.
Weird, I don't see any unpublished project either. @SugarSlash this song was posted under your SugarSlash account? When you get an M-Bot message the song would typically be unpublished and we could still access it, so it's strange that it appears to be deleted completely.
Yeah. Idk what's going on.