DocOccupant

A friend of mine makes safe for word ASMR audio content and posts it on a subreddit. Recently, they had that content stolen and rehosted on YouTube.

Even though the content is SFW, they don't want to pursue a copyright claim because it would involve revealing their real name.

I'm in the UK, but the friend is a US citizen. I know this might complicate matters.

YouTube allows entities which represent people to pursue those claims on the behalf of artists they represent. Where could I start learning about how to set an entity like that up?

u/watchlover87 posted a request to edit an essay, asked to pay on completion. Since it was a short job, I didn't insist on half up front.

On completion and delivery, u/watchlover87 revealed they could only pay through bitcoin. They then didn't respond to a wallet address and no payment was made.

On further investigation, it looks like a throwaway account. Lessons learned, but they're a terrible writer and are bound to ask for help again in the future.

Inspired by this discussion thread , if you had the opportunity to pitch an actual spinoff for Doctr Who, what would you pitch?

Limits: you have a budget on a rough par with the parent show. The parent show cast will be mostly unavailable, outside rare cameo appearances.