EU+US WoW Starter Edition F2p removed?
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Bakedaflol
The Arthritic Arch-Druid
Biblethump
Soda4Matt
Grandfathered
Wat? I thought it was a popular YouTube channel for f2ps?
Phrontistery
i was making waves u was surfing in 'em
ahahahaha fuck me man
me old heart cant take things like that anymore
me old heart cant take things like that anymore
Srs
Legend
Zemmix
A.B.C.
Chops
Soccer Dad
He stole a number of my videos. He was reported and rightly shut down.
I think everyone needs to understand how it started.
This Youtube channel has been created by a Spanish person whose the name remains unknown (at least, from what I understood).
Someone told me he never played F2P, but that he wanted to create a YT channel where he could upload F2P videos.
Problem comes from the fact that he didn't ask the permission to upload these videos. Very quickly he got several reports and alerts about this.
I personnally asked Youtube to remove one of the videos I've created in 2014 and he published in 2018 on his own channel. He didn't ask me if I was agree or not at this time, hence the fact I was pretty angry against him.
I had a long debate with him in PM, but he doesn't understand why he should ask people their agreement first given the fact he "credits them" in the Youtube description. According to me this logic doesn't make sense because no matter if there is credit or not in the description, the owner remains stolen. Crediting someone doesn't give you automatically the permission to steal his content to reupload it on your own channel.
Let's take another example. If someone creates a WoW private server without the Blizzard authorization, and that he credits Blizzard in order to remind he's not the creator, is he automatically forgiven?
No, it's not because you credit someone that automatically you have the right to copy paste his content. But the WoW Starter Edition YT Channel creator doesn't understand that.
After this debate, I told him to pay attention.
https://lc.cx/mbfV
And now, as we can see on Youtube right now, the channel has been closed because it got too many fines coming from the F2P Youtubers who legitimately asked Youtube to report this person.
However, another problem happened with the ban of the channel.
Someone I know told me that she authorized once this guy to upload all her videos on this channel. And now, given the fact this YT channel has been closed, she can't find back them. I tried to remove my ban ask in order to make comeback this YT channel (that would have allowed her to upload all these videos to keep it on her hard disk) but it didn't work. And now she realizes she lost everything.
This is why I would like the creator of this YT channel keeps in mind he should have asked the authorization of everyone. He didn't listen me and here is the result now.
People legitimately reported him, and someone who uploaded all her F2P videos on his channel lost a big part of her F2P historic.
This Youtube channel has been created by a Spanish person whose the name remains unknown (at least, from what I understood).
Someone told me he never played F2P, but that he wanted to create a YT channel where he could upload F2P videos.
Problem comes from the fact that he didn't ask the permission to upload these videos. Very quickly he got several reports and alerts about this.
I personnally asked Youtube to remove one of the videos I've created in 2014 and he published in 2018 on his own channel. He didn't ask me if I was agree or not at this time, hence the fact I was pretty angry against him.
I had a long debate with him in PM, but he doesn't understand why he should ask people their agreement first given the fact he "credits them" in the Youtube description. According to me this logic doesn't make sense because no matter if there is credit or not in the description, the owner remains stolen. Crediting someone doesn't give you automatically the permission to steal his content to reupload it on your own channel.
Let's take another example. If someone creates a WoW private server without the Blizzard authorization, and that he credits Blizzard in order to remind he's not the creator, is he automatically forgiven?
No, it's not because you credit someone that automatically you have the right to copy paste his content. But the WoW Starter Edition YT Channel creator doesn't understand that.
After this debate, I told him to pay attention.
https://lc.cx/mbfV
And now, as we can see on Youtube right now, the channel has been closed because it got too many fines coming from the F2P Youtubers who legitimately asked Youtube to report this person.
However, another problem happened with the ban of the channel.
Someone I know told me that she authorized once this guy to upload all her videos on this channel. And now, given the fact this YT channel has been closed, she can't find back them. I tried to remove my ban ask in order to make comeback this YT channel (that would have allowed her to upload all these videos to keep it on her hard disk) but it didn't work. And now she realizes she lost everything.
This is why I would like the creator of this YT channel keeps in mind he should have asked the authorization of everyone. He didn't listen me and here is the result now.
People legitimately reported him, and someone who uploaded all her F2P videos on his channel lost a big part of her F2P historic.