
BasharOfTheAges wrote: People aren't stupid - if they wanted it there, i'd be there already, by their own hand.
I think it's a matter of respect in this sort of hobby to let people manage their own risks and not try to do it for them. You're responsible for your own actions you choose to take, I have no right to potentially do you harm for my own gain.
I always find it funny when you see a few people say this, the fact is people are watching your video who would otherwise almost certainly never watch it in there life. Your views are been split with views you never had in the first place.Scintilla wrote:Since 2006, I've gotten into the habit of putting a big "Thank you in advance for NOT uploading my videos to YouTube" into the Org info pages of all of my videos. This is because I upload them to my own account already and don't want the viewership split.
AceD wrote:I always find it funny when you see a few people say this, the fact is people are watching your video who would otherwise almost certainly never watch it in there life. Your views are been split with views you never had in the first place.Scintilla wrote:Since 2006, I've gotten into the habit of putting a big "Thank you in advance for NOT uploading my videos to YouTube" into the Org info pages of all of my videos. This is because I upload them to my own account already and don't want the viewership split.
People don't care because such a way of thinking is completely retarded.
BasharOfTheAges wrote:AceD wrote:I always find it funny when you see a few people say this, the fact is people are watching your video who would otherwise almost certainly never watch it in there life. Your views are been split with views you never had in the first place.Scintilla wrote:Since 2006, I've gotten into the habit of putting a big "Thank you in advance for NOT uploading my videos to YouTube" into the Org info pages of all of my videos. This is because I upload them to my own account already and don't want the viewership split.
People don't care because such a way of thinking is completely retarded.
I can see someone making a claim that it's maybe a tad arrogant to want recognition at all costs, but not that it's retarted to want that. There is a difference between your work being recognized and you, the creator, being recognised. A lot of people like the whole recognition thing.

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