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I could try, but they are operated by twitch so i somehow doubt they will do that?

Ive tried that, but have so far been unable to find a number that has not previously been used for twitch and after a few failed attempts, twitch stops sending out codes.

Ive also experimented with scraping but i am unable to form the request in a way that does not yield 403 for this and howlongtobeat for instance. I did get responses from rawg.io but while it seemed they have a lot of games, stuff like playtime didnt seem too reliable to me (europa univeralis 4 being sub 10hr for example... :p) and ive also yet to find a way to generate all urls to go through all their game pages (urls contain game name, not incremental ids).

Lol not very imaginative then i suppose? I want to make a fun hobby project for myself and a niche audience. Thats how i can have this idea. And i am simply gauging if this approach could be used without getting fucked with fines and legal issues.

It would be downloadable because im not sure how i would serve it for playback without it also being possible to download. There would be no big "download the song here" button. The goal is not to share song files but to discuss songs i like and allow readers to play along (whole song, parts of song, whatever suits the blog post). Side effect of that is that it would be downloadable.

If you mean that "facilitation of piracy" is anything where someone would be able to obtain an illegal copy of the song then yea sure, but in that case youtube is already the biggest facilitator of piracy there is because it is trivial to download any song from there.

Yea im leaning towards embedding it externally instead - too many uncertainties. Ill see what i can find that could fill the same role i had envisioned :)

That was pretty cool!

Either they tell you very sternly to stop, and you do. If not, they may take action, either against you or your host.

This is mostly what i am hoping will happen - that the first step is always going to give me a chance to comply with a request to remove it.

I mean, if you want to facilitate piracy, that’s one thing, but don’t consult social media about it — consult a lawyer instead.

On the contrary, it is not to facilitate piracy (as in the goal is not to serve files for illegal download), it will include links to legal avenues of purchase and download. Its just that i am thinking about a particular style of embedding this within a blog post that would require me to host the file on my own server - and then that song would be downloadable for anyone who want to (even though i have no explicit "download button").