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RawAlex 08-15-2007 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Tempest (Post 12936403)
What's wrong with the BangBros ones? They're only 1 minute clips (you get just as much or more on LLs and TGPs) and there's a link that leads to the site... Granted I think the link should be overlayed on the video or something like that, at least it's being done to promote the site.

The Sean Cody one.. yeah.. 7 minutes is a bit much.. no affiliate link either.

1 minute stitch togethers are still an issue - the content isn't provided like that to start with, but rather as 6 20 second clips or whatever. The beauty of a TGP is most surfers don't watch all of the clips, and they certainly have a hard time to click and whack at the same time. Give them one minute run time they might be able to rub one out.

Matt 26z 08-15-2007 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunkspringbreakgirls (Post 12935768)
EXACTLY. This is the problem. Sponsors dont care if you have some of their content up if you are sending traffic but there is no way in hell someone is going to find that link.

That is between the video site, the affiliate uploader and the sponsor. Not a bunch of GFY wackos who are blind to new sources of traffic.

The smart bet is on the watermarks alone being worth a good amount of uncredited affiliate traffic. So right there is enough reason for a sponsor to not only allow this, but encourage it.

Nathan 08-15-2007 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934977)
Sorry, but I have to disagree. If we were talking about 2257 circa 1995 or so, you might have something. Even then, it is questionable.

xtube changes the format of the videos. The add their trailer / logo onto the videos. They sort them by type, content, name, etc. They publish them on webpages that they alone control (the submitters do not control the pages that their content appears on).

From where I sit, Xtube received, encodes, repackages and redistributes the videos on their website. Sourcing the videos from a content supplier or from the general public to build a website doesn't change the nature of the game. "hosting" and hosting alone wouldn't involve things like re-encoding, managing, listing, indexing, insertion on page, etc.

At minimum, they are a secondary producer, and with absense of contact information for the individual posters, they could be the defacto primary producer (because no other information is provided).

It is a very, very long stretch to say that xtube is nothing more than a filehost, doubly so because the line between the "content for sale" and the "user submitted content" is blurred by the format of the site.

There might be a problem with the fact that they have selected and submitted content, I agree with that... Still, user submitted sites do NOT redistribute even if they reencode the content to publish it. They do NOT select it... the 2257 regs clearly state in 2 (h) (B) (v) if you only "[transmit, store, retreive, host, FORMAT or TRANSLATE]" a communication and do not SELECT or ALTER the content then you are not a producer... If they actually watermark each video, it might be altering it, not sure if thats enough though...

But simply reencoding it into another format is not enough to be a producer.

The main 2257 issue they might face is, I agree with that, the fact that they have actual selected and user submitted content mixed up in one site...

Ripshit 08-15-2007 11:33 PM

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maxpower 08-15-2007 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12936291)
Maxpower, this is all part of the greater shift in traffic and affiliate programs that has been coming for a few years.

As more and more traffic sources come into play that can be purchased or traded for, traditional websites such as TGPs, galleries, free sites, blogs, etc are all become less and less relevant to some programs. They have Zangos, torrents, and tube sites to get traffic from. Much in the same way some programs were totally addicted to spam traffic, some have beecome addicted to web2.0 traffic.

What many of them are not seeing (or not caring about at this point) is how these sites are accellerating the decline of the adult business. The 1 in 200 business that in 2 years turned into a 1 in 2000 business and is rapidly heading to a 1 in 20,000 business. They are making the mistake of thinking they can support sites that give all of the product away and somehow make it up in volume.

Instead, they are killing demand for their products, and the only people left laughing are the dating, cam, and toy sites who's business doesn't change because their content can't be given away.

For them, WM are not the focus of thier business anymore.


What is the difference in WM and affiliates to xtube I really do not get this, I own the site but I have to join my affiliate program and pay myself 1% just to participate? I really do not get this?

Are they really saying they will not allow “us” to send them clips from our site in exchange for a return link, this is kind of what is sounds like of where they are going with this to me.

I do agree this is not a good thing but for different reasons too, I work with allot of gay content and all the LL’s ect are about dead as people just do not care about image content when they can get vids for free. Now as this tubes stuff goes one we will see longer and longer vids being offered for free just to get more attention for programs. This will soon devalue video content in the same way we have already done with pics. What the hell are we going to have to sell after that, not sure I want to sell sex toys :(

How can they say (WM are not the focus of thier business anymore) where do they think these videos come from?

I am just really lost with this stuff and do not see why more people are not really pissed off it what I think is going on is really true. BTW this vote is a joke, what WM’s want to be banned I guess the ones that do not use it in the first place hu?

Tempest 08-15-2007 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12936612)
1 minute stitch togethers are still an issue - the content isn't provided like that to start with, but rather as 6 20 second clips or whatever. The beauty of a TGP is most surfers don't watch all of the clips, and they certainly have a hard time to click and whack at the same time. Give them one minute run time they might be able to rub one out.

3-20 seconds clips these days is typical (and some sponsors offer even more) and then multiples of them which a surfer can download and play all at once or play just the one he wants over and over again while jerking off (I find it odd that you wouldn't know this and that you would think he's going to be clicking while trying to whack off)... A suffer can't download and can't loop with Flash (unless the players have been setup to loop or they search out some tools to dowload etc.).. I've made 2 minute teaser Flash clips for some of my blogs (from 30+ minute videos) and they are actually VERY good at building the frustration factor. But then again I put some thought into what I do and I don't show the money shot.

I support the issues against full site rips, full movies, torents, the video "sharing" sites etc. but lets not lose sight of the reality of what the internet is these days.. It's Flash videos on tube type sites... Embedding flash clips in blogs etc.. So no. I can't agree with you that 1 minute stitched together is the same issue... Far from it... and if you start getting that picky you're going to lose any support you might try and put together...

Focus on the big issues... No site rips... No full or long videos.. Must be linked to sponsors... Watermarks not removied/obscured... Not used to promote other sites.

maxpower 08-15-2007 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12936291)
Maxpower, this is all part of the greater shift in traffic and affiliate programs that has been coming for a few years.

As more and more traffic sources come into play that can be purchased or traded for, traditional websites such as TGPs, galleries, free sites, blogs, etc are all become less and less relevant to some programs. They have Zangos, torrents, and tube sites to get traffic from. Much in the same way some programs were totally addicted to spam traffic, some have beecome addicted to web2.0 traffic.

What many of them are not seeing (or not caring about at this point) is how these sites are accellerating the decline of the adult business. The 1 in 200 business that in 2 years turned into a 1 in 2000 business and is rapidly heading to a 1 in 20,000 business. They are making the mistake of thinking they can support sites that give all of the product away and somehow make it up in volume.

Instead, they are killing demand for their products, and the only people left laughing are the dating, cam, and toy sites who's business doesn't change because their content can't be given away.

For them, WM are not the focus of thier business anymore.


What is the difference in WM and affiliates to xtube I really do not get this, I own the site but I have to join my affiliate program and pay myself 1% just to participate? I really do not get this?

Are they really saying they will not allow ?us? to send them clips from out site in exchange for a return link, this is kind of what is sounds like of where they are going with this to me.

I do agree this is not a good thing but for different reasons too, I work with allot of gay content and all the LL?s ect are about dead as people just do not care about image content when that can get vids for free. Now as this tubes stuff goes one we will see longer and longer vids being offered for free just to get more attention for programs. This will soon devalue video content in the same way we have already done with pics. What the hell are we going to have to sell after that, not sure I want to sell sex toys :(

How can they say (WM are not the focus of thier business anymore) where do they think these videos come from?

I am just really lost with this stuff and do not see why more people are not really pissed off it what I think is going on is really true. BTW this vote is a joke, what WM?s want to be banned I guess the ones that do not use it in the first place hu?

maxpower 08-15-2007 11:58 PM

Sorry guys this thing takes too long to refresh sometimes I guess

The Incredible Skulk 08-16-2007 01:57 AM

So basically, we built the monster and now we can't control it. That's responsible. Thank you Dr. Frankenstein.

The Incredible Skulk 08-16-2007 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by XTube_Kurtis (Post 12934387)
We would need about 10 people working around the clock there are so many uploads it's crazy, The thing is given our position we are compliant.

So basically, "We built the monster and now we can't control it."

That's responsible. Thank you Dr. Frankenstein.

RawAlex 08-16-2007 06:16 AM

maxpower, I think they are talking about banning "affiliates" from submitting, and only allowing program owners to submit.

Program owners need to realize that these sites aren't helping. Video clip content shouldn't run 1 or 2 minutes without interruption, that is more than enough for a dedicated wanker to get off, not just get up. You want surfers excited, not satisfied.

I understand where the tube site owners are coming from - they are looking at the sheer volume of traffic, the daily click counts (they all talk proudly about that) but what they won't tell you is the percentage of people who actually click on the link off to the paysite in question (it's a really small number) nor will they disclose how many click on the other stuff on the page (a higher number, but they won't discuss it because it's their income).

Once again, tube sites are like dating sites, they aren't in the business of selling porn, because they are burning through the porn too quickly. Why do you think they have so many cam and dating banners? Because it is the only think left that they can sell. They don't even try to make the porn banners on the pages relevant, the Peter North videos had a bunch of gay banners on the page, the teen videos had a bunch of shemale banners, etc. They are trying have to get people to go to dating and cam sites.

Tube sites once again don't have any skin in the game. They have nothing to lose, everything to gain. They have no concern over rights and over exposure and burning the porn sites, because they really aren't in the business of selling porn. Once you grock that, the rest is easy.

Magnum PI 08-16-2007 06:37 AM

The simple solution for sponsors would be to quit arguing on GFY, and just sue Xtube. XTube would be forced to settle, or fight a lengthy court case -- which would probably change their stance on stolen content.

Of course, all sponsors should be watching the Viacom vs. Youtube situation before acting, to ensure any lawsuit would not be a wasted venture.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:17 AM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934748)
Lance, there should be no other company's content on the page with that content.

from braincash's site:
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Can I build my own galleries with the samples provided?
Yes, but you'll have to host everything yourself. We do not allow hot linking to our content, except banners. We do not allow you to promote other sites than ours with Braincash content.

The very essense of your site puts the affiliates in violation of the rules of the program. There is no way that an affiliate can post a video on your pages without breaking the rules of the game. They don't have the rights to do that, simple as that.

The Braincash WM who uploaded the PN video should have been aware of those conditions. Braincash could also have contacted us to let us know. Considering both parties did not, and I have found out via GFY, I have included Braincash in the DO NOT PROMOTE list that all WMs see when they log into the home page of XTube.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Libertine (Post 12934837)
Ok, so I took a closer look at XTube.

Very first video I look at is by this user:
http://www.xtube.com/user_videos.php?u=kameo20

I have no idea whether he's a webmaster or not, but none of the watermarked videos seem to have links going to sites by the programs owning the sites in the watermarks. Most videos seem to have been uploaded a full year ago and have thousands of views, so obviously, they're there to stay.

Somehow, I don't think users like this are an exception...

Thanks for pointing that out. Now that it has been reported this user has been banned. You could have reported him through the site - there is a link ON his profile as well as each upload.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934977)
xtube changes the format of the videos.

This change secures the video from easy theft.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934977)
The add their trailer / logo onto the videos.

Incorrect. We do not brand any videos. Our logo appears on the player, not the footage.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934977)
with absense of contact information for the individual posters, they could be the defacto primary producer (because no other information is provided).

Anyone can contact any user on the site. Try it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12934977)
the line between the "content for sale" and the "user submitted content" is blurred by the format of the site.

There is no line between paid and free content to blurr. They are in completely separate sections.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by EdgeXXX (Post 12935003)
Ok, so why don't you allow webmasters and sponsors to post clips but FORBID the surfers from uploading content?

We want public users to have the option of uploading their own home-made stuff. By allowing that there are losers who will break the rules, as previously mentioned, and who get dealt with (banned) when we locate them.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveLightspeed (Post 12935051)

Thanks for the heads up on that one Steve. User has been banned. He was posing as a WM but was not providing linking codes or sponsors - obviously, he has no legitimacy.

Steve, you are the 3rd person to find a violation and allow it to stay online by failing to report it through the tools available on the site.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 12935369)
Is this a tantrum you're having? You HAD to know that in bringing your issue to this board you were going to get your feet held to the fire at least a little. How could you not know that, and be prepared for it?

Keep your cool and just do what's right and address some of these concerns, because some of them appear to have considerable merit. Or come with more attitude and this thread WILL deteriorate into a train wreck.

I was advised by many to not start this thread, but I decided against them and did so anyways. I want to know what the GFY WMs think. I am not have tantrums, but I am amazed at a lot of what I am reading. At the same time I understand and agree with a lot too. It's hard to have discussions when most people are angry or not reading/retaining what is going on.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studd (Post 12935490)
douchebags.
bang bros VIOLATION:
http://www.xtube.com/play_re.php?v=990jAEvA77K

This was uploaded by a BB WM (xxxvideosnow) who is promoting Ass Parade. He has a valid linking code on that upload.
[/QUOTE]
Quote:

Originally Posted by studd (Post 12935490)
bang bros VIOLATION:
http://www.xtube.com/play_re.php?v=99Z5OVtqTo3
This was uploaded by a BB WM (xxxvideosnow) who is promoting Bangbus. He has a valid linking code on that upload.

Quote:

Originally Posted by studd (Post 12935490)
bang bros VIOLATION:
http://www.xtube.com/play_re.php?v=99QjKl06AEA
This was uploaded by a BB WM (xxxvideosnow) who is promoting Streetranger. He has a valid linking code on that upload.

Quote:

Originally Posted by studd (Post 12935490)
sean cody VIOLATION:
http://www.xtube.com/play_re.php?v=99VFKkma14k
Correct, this is an actual violation. User has been banned.

Quote:

Originally Posted by studd (Post 12935490)
in order to get their PROPERTY removed from the site they have to go through a long process. That doesn't fix the fact that xtube profits for the views the videos get BEFORE it is removed.

You clearly have not read ANYthing I have written. Scroll up or page-back and read the process I outlined.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by simons (Post 12935699)
Is really needed a list of allowed and not allowed programs to promote. People keeps promoting stole contents even when/if webmasters are banned because webmasters don't cheat and don't post stolen contents.

Any WM on XTube can read the list of whom not to promote on the home page. Also, any WM who can read at all can find out from the TOS available from each Sponsor.

RawAlex 08-16-2007 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938025)
The Braincash WM who uploaded the PN video should have been aware of those conditions. Braincash could also have contacted us to let us know. Considering both parties did not, and I have found out via GFY, I have included Braincash in the DO NOT PROMOTE list that all WMs see when they log into the home page of XTube.

Lance, once again you guys are going about this entirely backwards. You shouldn't be making a blacklist, but making a WHITELIST. There are very, very few programs that are going to be interested in allowing their affiliates to post videos onto pages that don't promote their product. I can find that requirement in almost every program out there.

I would venture to say that pretty much every one of the major programs has a similar restriction somewhere on their webmaster site about the use of materials.

Banning webmasters is pointless if you will let the general public post the same videos. Allowing anyone to be a "webmaster" is just nuts.

As for your logo, I am looking at it as an end user. I click a link to see a video, a video screen comes up, your logo plays for 5 seconds and then the video plays. As far as I can tell (as an end user) you branded the videos. Have the programs given you the right to brand or co-brand their product?

I cannot contact any user on the site directly. I can click a link that says "contact bob", but I can't get his 2257 location, I cannot find where his documents would be located, i cannot find his business office and I cannot find who his records agent is. If you are claiming to be only a host, and are claiming to enforce 2257 requirements, you are failing.

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Originally Posted by RawAlex View Post
xtube changes the format of the videos.
This change secures the video from easy theft.
Oh how fucking noble of you. Like you guys would be the ones concerned with theft. Are you thinking that some other tube company will come in and jack your stuff? Guess what? It ain't your stuff.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by maxpower (Post 12935747)
I am sure site/content owners and affiliates will work with you, but really I am having problems seeing where your point is, or why anyone would want their products on your site if your not going to work with us. Because the Vids for the most part on your site are owned by many on this board and willing to bet they would all say they are Webmasters at last in some ways.

Really I don?t get it? What I hear is Fuck You we will use your hard work and property and not even let you work with us. If you want to stop anyone from posting videos is should be Non Webmasters or content holders, as anyone else for the most part is just posting stolen content.

Lets say Ebay did the same thing, and did not want to let the owners of the property list it, but if you do not have the right to sell they would be more than happy to give it away for you. Would this not be call the Back Market and would someone not be going to jail?

If their is some misunderstanding now would be a good time to make us all understand as it sounds to me you want to cut out the rightfully owners of the content and only deal with (viewers) that do not have the right to be posting it. This is really backwards, if anything you should be glad the ?webmasters? or those with the right to the content want to list it with you, and be trying to work with us not against us. Nothing is perfect but fuck seems you are talking about removing the only legitimate part of the site.

Please just work with us not against us.

I understand where the confusion has caused you to think this, and it is my fault for not being clear. Because there is no obvious distinction between a WM upload and a stolen user upload I get a lot of grief about how we are ripping off you hard working people.

XTube does NOT want to rip people off, and we do NOT want to work against anyone. We allow WMs to use our BW/Hosting/Traffic/Members to drive traffic to whatever they want to legitimately promote - FOR FREE... And then the same WMs come bitching to us about it.

I got fed up and thought I would pose the question about no longer allowing it, considering that is the impression I got from the community. Seems no one wants us to do it. Now that I ask the question I see the problem lies in the perception of the people. Max, you are right, WMs are the best source or consistently legit content, and I do not want to remove that.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Drunkspringbreakgirls (Post 12935768)
EXACTLY. This is the problem. Sponsors dont care if you have some of their content up if you are sending traffic but there is no way in hell someone is going to find that link.

If a webmaster grabs some content from a site and makes tgp galleries with a million AFF ads and one tiny hidden banner to the program that is a problem.

Change your banner system so there is an obvious link to the program of the displayed content not to AFF. End of problems.

That is a valid concern, and I agree with you.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12935838)
contact me about the sunny warm lake front property I am selling cheap in Nunavut.

Nunavut is warm?

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simons (Post 12935944)

I should just ask GFY'ers to find/report violations. Thanks, user banned.

Brujah 08-16-2007 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938118)
Thanks for the heads up on that one Steve. User has been banned. He was posing as a WM but was not providing linking codes or sponsors - obviously, he has no legitimacy.

Steve, you are the 3rd person to find a violation and allow it to stay online by failing to report it through the tools available on the site.

:1orglaugh

Yeah, what the fuck is wrong with you Steve? Surf Xtube everyday and use the tools on the site! :winkwink:

RawAlex 08-16-2007 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938246)
Nunavut is warm?

it's as warm as the webmaster uploaded videos on your site are used with full permission.

XTube_Lance 08-16-2007 07:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rowan (Post 12936363)
Why can't the video itself be linked?

Great idea, I will look into the mechanics.

Matt 26z 08-16-2007 07:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 12937667)
Program owners need to realize that these sites aren't helping. Video clip content shouldn't run 1 or 2 minutes without interruption

Then what is your theory on why content owners continue to upload video after video to these sites?

RawAlex 08-16-2007 08:11 AM

I don't think that many content owners do, and those that do are deluding themselves into thinking that the amount of dilution of their product is worth the sales they are getting.

Some companies are also burning all their old content this way, as we move to HD.

Some people spent a ton of money on content, made thier money back in the good times, and are now looking for the gravy sales.

In all cases, I don't think they are really paying attention to just how much money they are making for the xtube guys, who run huge numbers of unrelated ads on the pages, profitting from the content without giving back anywhere near a reasonable amount of traffic.

I have a feeling it may be a "bro" thing. :)

maxpower 08-16-2007 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938215)
I understand where the confusion has caused you to think this, and it is my fault for not being clear. Because there is no obvious distinction between a WM upload and a stolen user upload I get a lot of grief about how we are ripping off you hard working people.

XTube does NOT want to rip people off, and we do NOT want to work against anyone. We allow WMs to use our BW/Hosting/Traffic/Members to drive traffic to whatever they want to legitimately promote - FOR FREE... And then the same WMs come bitching to us about it.

I got fed up and thought I would pose the question about no longer allowing it, considering that is the impression I got from the community. Seems no one wants us to do it. Now that I ask the question I see the problem lies in the perception of the people. Max, you are right, WMs are the best source or consistently legit content, and I do not want to remove that.

Thax you so much for clarifying that, I do apologize for coming off like such a dick about all this it just really freaked me out is all. We are really seeing a HUGE migration of viewers from the OS models to these ?web.20? sites as some call it and yours is really the KING of all these. I really do understand you guys are getting a overwhelming number of submissions now, and all the problems that are coming from this, but you have to understand the reasons. As the tubes really are where the traffic is now and everyone is feeling the heat of all this change.

Its really up to you to set rules, or to deny anyone from submitting if they break these rules, but like you said a all out WM ban it just going to make the situation worse for everyone. You guys are NOT going anyplace and if anything you and the other tubes are going to get a even larger percentage of the market share. Some I am sure are not happy about this so all this bitching comes out, but IMO it might be better to just try to work with the WM community to work these problems out. We really can both benefit from this, and I for one will work with you in anyway I can but I have to pay my rent at the same time you understand :)

I am just talking as a WM/site owner here but, I really do have to think if their was some way to boost the return traffic a bit most of the problems would vanish overnight. I really do understand you guys have huge bandwidth bills, and have to make money but maybe just a bit better placement of return links or a bit larger ones might really do much to fix the situation. As other will see a bigger return from working with you thus, destroying most arguments against you. Now this will not be perfect LOL, you guys are kind of now in the middle of all this and are a easy target as such. But I have to think with a bit more traffic most will have to give up all the bitching and just really get behind working with you. Now of course this is just IMO, but I do think this ?working with us? strategy will accomplish much more than a ban. There are other ways to do this as well, but this is kind of a simply one and would really show some that just working with you is the best thing to do and shut them up.

Trust me most of us would LOVE to work with you, now days your one of the only games in town, but as such this is going to get a bit messy for you. I would also suggest not letting ?them? get to you so much as long as your doing your best to do the right thing by everyone you should be able to sleep good at nigh. Your never going to make everyone happy, but like I as just showing you are really trying to do what you can will go a long way. I do apologize again for freaking out so bad but I hope you understand a bit better now why, really if you guys snub us this will hurt so many hard working people.

I would love if you have time if you could just make a post to clarify this one GMS as well, but that like everything else it up to you.

Tom_PM 08-16-2007 11:37 AM

My only question is whether or not you have on your submission page something like "You must own license to publish the content you are submitting."

maxpower 08-16-2007 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt 26z (Post 12938336)
Then what is your theory on why content owners continue to upload video after video to these sites?


In a word ?Traffic? where else are they going to get it most viewers are on these tubes now, and the tubes are not going anyplace. Its not the best situation but it is the situation we are in

rowan 08-16-2007 07:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PR_Tom (Post 12939752)
My only question is whether or not you have on your submission page something like "You must own license to publish the content you are submitting."

YouTube says that clearly on their upload page - doesn't seem to work!

studd 08-17-2007 02:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938165)
This was uploaded by a BB WM (xxxvideosnow) who is promoting Ass Parade. He has a valid linking code on that upload.




You clearly have not read ANYthing I have written. Scroll up or page-back and read the process I outlined.[/QUOTE]


OHHHH, Okay, thats "good spam"

LOL?????

RawAlex 08-17-2007 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by rowan (Post 12942605)
YouTube says that clearly on their upload page - doesn't seem to work!

It doesn't, and Google is on the received end of a motherfucker of a lawsuit from viacom and others. There is no reason not to have an "inspection step" for the posting of videos, where screeners look to make sure the material isn't illegal or stolen. They do it to separate out adult material, so why not have a hitlist of things that aren't suppose to get through?

Xtube's entire business model on this one is based on "we are just a host", but that has already been shown to be less than the case. It is their justification for ripping everyone else off, and it is a pretty poor justification.

Tom_PM 08-17-2007 06:40 AM

heh, yeah I wouldnt expect it to "work" in terms of preventing everyone from uploading unlicensed content.

But if a site doesn't state that you are not to upload content which you are not licensed to publish, couldnt someone argue that you passively support it (by not caring to even mention it)? Seems like a decent "cover your own ass" type of thing.

I think people will be watching the youtube/viacom suit pretty closely in any case for precedent.

Nubiles 08-17-2007 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by XTube_Lance (Post 12938221)
That is a valid concern, and I agree with you.

Look how this site did it.
wambovision.com

TheAccountant 08-19-2007 08:11 AM

So... did you remove the link right?

CurrentlySober 08-19-2007 09:01 AM

i like poo


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