Ninety Days
Know which problem you are actually facing.
Who it’s for: Creators who want to prepare for a channel incident, understand an enforcement notice, or make their working files and publishing schedule easier to recover.
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The first three chapters. In full.
Read Chapters 1–3 here, with every paragraph, table and worked example from the EPUB. No email address or purchase required.
- 01Four Mechanisms, Four ClocksFull chapter · 17 min read
- 02The Claimant Has Thirty Days. The Video Has a Week.Full chapter · 16 min read
- 03Three Strikes, and What They Are Worth to a ClaimantFull chapter · 15 min read
These chapters reproduce the current book edition. Source dates and the book’s wording are preserved.
There’s more beyond Chapter 3.
The complete edition includes all ten chapters, the introduction, epilogue and three appendices. Here’s where the investigation goes next.
- 04The Yellow Icon and the Deleted ChannelIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 05The Copyright Tab, in OrderIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 06Fair Use Is a Defence, and Somebody Pays for ItIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 07The Sentence You SignIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 08Appeals, and Who Gets AnsweredIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 09Six StudiesIncluded in the paid EPUB
- 10The Security Line ItemIncluded in the paid EPUB
Also included: introduction, epilogue & three appendices
- Introduction: Which Clock Is Running
- Epilogue: Monday
- Appendix A: Primary Sources, With the Date Each Was Retrieved
- Appendix B: The Enforcement Response Protocol
- Appendix C: The Debunk Ledger
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Inside Ninety Days
A claim, a strike, an advertising restriction and a channel termination can all interrupt a creator’s work. They do not describe the same process. Ninety Days begins by separating the mechanisms, the records and the response routes before examining the financial and human costs of a channel incident.
The book follows copyright claims, removal requests, monetization actions and appeals through their source documents. It examines the evidence a response needs and the significance of a legal submission, while keeping reported outcomes separate from an individual creator’s prospects. It also looks beyond the notice itself: account access, suspicious sponsorship messages, recovery records, harassment and the workload of maintaining a visible channel.
The practical work is preparation you can retrieve when something goes wrong. Save the actual notice, identify the affected material, gather licenses and project files, and check the process that applies. A security and portability baseline helps you preserve control of your work. The book also makes room for capacity: a channel needs time to pause, review and recover as well as time to publish.
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The channel notice sorter
Read the actual notice. Identify the process before choosing the next step.