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PewDiePie's PUBG Livestream N-Word Controversy - Sean Vanaman (Creator of Firewatch) might regret taking DMCAs, but still stands by.

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Even Sean Vanaman, the developer who said he wanted to issue a DMCA takedown request in the first place, saw the problem with his own strategy for getting the video removed. "I wish there was a clear way to say we don't want our work associated with hate speech, even accidental hate speech if that's what it was," Vanaman, one of the developers behind Firewatch, told BuzzFeed News. "I regret using a DMCA takedown. Censorship is not the best thing for speech and if I had a way to contact PewDiePie and take the video down, I probably would. He's a bad fit for us, and we're a bad fit for him."

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