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simofc90 wrote:

Animated wrote:

this one is awesome

seconded

Soup wrote:

Kosmit wrote:
Shame on you guys for forgetting this one. Brilliant.

Fokyeah

and also



Video has grown on me alot ever since i first saw it

Shityeah.

Frost did it better alone.

lol vax!

Once again, let's not forget this:

Good pick! /votes

Why was it decided that collab meant "single song" and MEP was "multi-song"? I don't recall anyone calling for this change to be made in the past. The terms Multi Editor Project and Collaboration do not imply any characteristic other than that multiple people contributed to the video's production.

Now we have two person videos that are billed as collabs in the MEP category, and videos with as many as 46 editors that bill their video as a MEP in the collab category. How are two person collaborations supposed to compete with 46-editor videos...? If we assume that only half of the participants will vote for their own video, that still puts small collabs at a huge vote disadvantage.


(And yes I realize that means the vid I participated would be defined as a MEP under the old rules, but IMO, it is a MEP.)

Honestly there is a number of things to take into account to decide whether it is a collab or a mep... while single song surely is not a reliable way to define them, I think it's better than just based on X amount of editors. Imho, it's more related to the concept of identifiable tracks, albeit acid star is a hell-style video, so it becomes a bit more complex to decide whether it's a mep or a collab based on just that.
I'd say that until it's, like, 3/4 people it's 100% collab, then it depends on how the video is made - if it resembles a single video like it could have been made by one person, except with more people's efforts combined, it's a collab, if it's clearly a track-based project, then it's a mep.