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Originally Posted by k0nr4d
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- It takes alot of time to collect that many videos, because you have to process them too not just add them
- Alot of sites use embeds
- Scraping is very difficult now because most sites are behind cloudflare and it detects scrapers as a bot.
- Many large tube sites have APIs that you can grab embeds from, which is a relatively fast way to load your site with embeds.
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- Mechbunny, but i'm biased.
- Wordpress is a CMS for running a blog that people have hacked into a million other things.
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- The legalities depend on where you are based, what TLD your domain is (.com is considered a US asset),etc. Even most offshore hosts will ask you to remove content, no one is going to bother with a court battle over your $200-300/month server. It's best to just follow DMCA.
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Yep, I really don't like the idea of embedding random videos and leaking link juice all over.
Plus it doesn't seem like a serious, long-term approach.
A lot of people seem to be against a new tube.
I understand why, there are literally thousands of crappy sites.
I actually want to do something user-friendly, with a unique design., not overloaded with ads, etc., a multi-niche site.
My main concern remains with content and it's quantity. Seems like the biggest challenge.