Amv's from HeardYouLikeAMV's getting copied?

[AceD]

Yea, 'cause thinking people should respect the TOS and not upload shit that doesn't belong to them is some radical, fringe idea.

Yea, because we should all give a shit about youtubes policy on copyright. Next time time i download the latest episode of Blade of Tempest i'll defiantly consider the morale consequences of my actions

[BasharOfTheAges]

Yea, 'cause thinking people should respect the TOS and not upload shit that doesn't belong to them is some radical, fringe idea.

Yea, because we should all give a shit about youtubes policy on copyright. Next time time i download the latest episode of Blade of Tempest i'll defiantly consider the morale consequences of my actions

Some of us don't have the luxury of being judgment-proof.

[AceD]

Yea, 'cause thinking people should respect the TOS and not upload shit that doesn't belong to them is some radical, fringe idea.

Yea, because we should all give a shit about youtubes policy on copyright. Next time time i download the latest episode of Blade of Tempest i'll defiantly consider the morale consequences of my actions

Some of us don't have the luxury of being judgment-proof.

This should tell you my feelings on such things

[Bauzi]

I don't care so much about those channels. As long as they don't make money out of my vids (because that's not the purpose of my vids) and link to my .org or YouTube channel I am fine about it.

My last AMV gave me a copyright strike on YouTube. I'm glad that people pick it up and reupload it. Though many people keep asking me about this video and why it's not only. So... reuploading isn't enough. Well anyway: Asking me before uploading would be nice.

However I want subs and views on YT. I like attention and I wish I had more there. I'm just honest with you. Getting feedback (even YT comments) and seeing people care about your work is awesome

[TritioAFB]

It's unavoidable. At least they do the purpose to promote the videos.
But it's really so important? if they generate money at least, then it could probably be a matter for editors. But if not, there's no point. Normally I prefer the conventions where I can interact with the people than YouTube where the only thing I can do is see people's comments (and if I'm lucky enough) talk with them

[AceD]

You cannot make money from amvs on youtube. Youtube will want proof you have permission to use the audio first...and if by some miracle you managed to get it approved for monetization you have left the grey area, and moved into the completely illegal area....your account will get instantly banned when youtube realises.

[trythil]

Yea, 'cause thinking people should respect the TOS and not upload shit that doesn't belong to them is some radical, fringe idea.

I'm thinking I should start a shitbasharsays.tumblr.com, because some of it is precious.

Like bringing up YouTube's TOS in a thread about someone copying videos from a channel filled with copies of other people's AMVs.

[BasharOfTheAges]

Yea, 'cause thinking people should respect the TOS and not upload shit that doesn't belong to them is some radical, fringe idea.

I'm thinking I should start a shitbasharsays.tumblr.com, because some of it is precious.

Like bringing up YouTube's TOS in a thread about someone copying videos from a channel filled with copies of other people's AMVs.

Uh... If you read along, the conversation sorta devolved into why people might not want others to upload shit that doesn't belong to them. Motivation beyond just plain respect of your fellow creator's wishes could include actually giving a shit about not losing your accounts if people file take down notices as a response.

[Shinzui IT]

So, if you can't get paid for uploading amvs then how does this happen? Because I'm looking at this like "the fuck?"

[Bauzi]

So, if you can't get paid for uploading amvs then how does this happen? Because I'm looking at this like "the fuck?"

I don't get what's special about the channel and how they are supposed to get paid or something.