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YouTube Lifts Time Limit for Videos

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Re: YouTube Lifts Time Limit for Videos

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Post by davelittle » Fri, Dec 10, 2010, 8:34 AM UTC

mambodog wrote: post #36

So do I count as having "violated copyright rules" because Content ID incorrectly attributed the music in one of my videos to some artist I've never heard of? Which, by the way, is not uncommon.

I'm sure you do. I am a "ContentID criminal" for the same reason. Youtube isn't really the place I would choose for hosting my content after dealing with that...

Re: YouTube Lifts Time Limit for Videos

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Post by widgetycrank » Fri, Dec 10, 2010, 12:02 PM UTC

jonknee wrote: post #24

ThomPete wrote: post #23

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The question is whether you would really want to go with YT? I mean the quality of the comments, the quality of the design (yes it's sheit). Vimeo seems like a much better space to seed your content.

Why not use both? I'd imagine the more views the better for educational videos.

Someone should make an alternative discussion site for videos, with a good comment system (eg. HN, reddit). I'm not sure if there are legal issues though.

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