> A news site can embed their own content and summarize it.
But not a YouTube embed? Well we just disagree. That's what the embed is for.
Whether or not a video can be embedded is under the control of the creator in their YouTube dashboard, not this third-party site.
> There's no link to the channel, no credits from the video itself.
Not true at all, the creator is listed in a pretty big font size, and there is a literal YouTube embed that links to the video (and channel if you click the avatar). The creator gets the credit and ad revenue from the embed, the third-party site doesn't.
> This șite exists to take the work of others
Not true either, see the news site example, or any blog or tutorial site that references videos.
This site summarizes videos regardless of their status on YouTube. Don't support embeds? Tough luck, this site will summarize your work either way and there's just a little box telling you that you could watch the video on YouTube.
This site exists to take the work of others. If not, please provide a link to the YouTube channel made by the person behind stepify and all their videos.
How do you know it doesn't fail to publish a page when there's no video available?
^ Just curious where you got the info. Beyond that:
Being publicly available on YouTube would still mean it is allowed to be summarized by another person. This restriction you speak of has never existed in any copyright law.
But not a YouTube embed? Well we just disagree. That's what the embed is for.
Whether or not a video can be embedded is under the control of the creator in their YouTube dashboard, not this third-party site.
> There's no link to the channel, no credits from the video itself.
Not true at all, the creator is listed in a pretty big font size, and there is a literal YouTube embed that links to the video (and channel if you click the avatar). The creator gets the credit and ad revenue from the embed, the third-party site doesn't.
> This șite exists to take the work of others
Not true either, see the news site example, or any blog or tutorial site that references videos.