The Gang of Five
The forum will have some maintenance done in the next couple of months. We have also made a decision concerning AI art in the art section.


Please see this post for more details.

My youtube account, nearing termination

The Friendly Sharptooth

  • Ducky
  • *
    • Posts: 1019
    • View Profile
Quote
I doubt there is a way to "pass through copyright" on Youtube. Mirrored videos might delay it, but it could still be visually detected by someone on YT and they could report it.

Well, I do have a theory as well. My guess is that you can post any video you want while being protected from it being taken down. Thing is, it was DarkHououmon herself who gave me the information that blossomed into this idea: Why not just upload movies but make them private links? You know, only sharable to those you trust who would never report you. For example, uploading a LBT movie, making a private link, then posting it on the forum here would shock me if you were reported. I’m pretty sure that youtube doesn’t waltz around in their archives checking private-link videos to see if someone uploaded something under copyright. And that’s my two cents on this issue.


pokeplayer984

  • Member+
  • Littlefoot
  • *
    • Posts: 6993
    • View Profile
Quote from: The Friendly Sharptooth,Jun 26 2011 on  09:54 AM
Quote
I doubt there is a way to "pass through copyright" on Youtube. Mirrored videos might delay it, but it could still be visually detected by someone on YT and they could report it.

Well, I do have a theory as well. My guess is that you can post any video you want while being protected from it being taken down. Thing is, it was DarkHououmon herself who gave me the information that blossomed into this idea: Why not just upload movies but make them private links? You know, only sharable to those you trust who would never report you. For example, uploading a LBT movie, making a private link, then posting it on the forum here would shock me if you were reported. I’m pretty sure that youtube doesn’t waltz around in their archives checking private-link videos to see if someone uploaded something under copyright. And that’s my two cents on this issue.
It doesn't always work.  I've tried it a few times myself and the results of such vary.