What are the copyright limits for facebook page posts?

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I know facebook is a lot more strict than other websites, I've just converted a facebook page to highlight animated show clips.

I know I CAN'T just trip clips from a TV Show and post them.

Could I share a youtube video posted from the official source (I.E., Rick and morty official youtube) and not face any penalties? I'm quite confident that should fall under fair use and it would still be reaching the TV's organic streams so it would only benefit them (as opposed to 'ripping them off').

Any thoughts or experiences on this?
 
Could I share a youtube video posted from the official source (I.E., Rick and morty official youtube) and not face any penalties? I'm quite confident that should fall under fair use and it would still be reaching the TV's organic streams so it would only benefit them (as opposed to 'ripping them off').
Yes. No problem at all since you just shared the youtube video from the official channel. But reuploading it to your page will surely cause some issue in the future.
 
Yes. No problem at all since you just shared the youtube video from the official channel. But reuploading it to your page will surely cause some issue in the future.
Thanks for the input, have you ever tried this before? Always have to be a little extra cautious with facebook it seems.
 
Thanks for the input, have you ever tried this before? Always have to be a little extra cautious with facebook it seems.
I have try that before and it works, sharing the content from the main source will not affect you, just make sure the content does not violate any fb policies and its all fine.
 
I have try that before and it works, sharing the content from the main source will not affect you, just make sure the content does not violate any fb policies and its all fine.
Great, Many thanks for the help!
 
Just change the speed of the Video, stretch the frame a bit, and you can bypass FB's copyright tools. Make sure your edits don't upset your audience. you are doing facebook
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you check re-upload a video to FB from youtube, just make sure the free to use video. with no license restrictions.
 
It's beacause of the Right Management of the channel which released that video bro.
 
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