Extremely ironic that leeches like Van Inhalin and similar "creators" can get tens, if not hundreds of millions of views without a single problem through not creating anything original and just reuploading clips of Top Gear in a verbatim form to how they aired (with YT compression to boot) but the second you put any work and research into anything, the BBC suddenly awaken from their coma and strike you down.
After losing the dispute they levied against my original upload of S14E01's review (because they tried to claim footage from Love The Beast that wasn't theirs), they then retaliated by striking the re-upload for footage that was previously not deemed a problem. It seems the pretense of "review" is working for the time being (because they ARE reviews, and the content is being critically assessed, I'm not trying to circumvent the rules that I believe I am 100% obeying) but it looks like the gloves may have to come off in the future to ensure these videos STAY up.
Bit of a shame we're still doing this over a TV programme that's now 23 years old.
Gearknob Official
Extremely ironic that leeches like Van Inhalin and similar "creators" can get tens, if not hundreds of millions of views without a single problem through not creating anything original and just reuploading clips of Top Gear in a verbatim form to how they aired (with YT compression to boot) but the second you put any work and research into anything, the BBC suddenly awaken from their coma and strike you down.
After losing the dispute they levied against my original upload of S14E01's review (because they tried to claim footage from Love The Beast that wasn't theirs), they then retaliated by striking the re-upload for footage that was previously not deemed a problem. It seems the pretense of "review" is working for the time being (because they ARE reviews, and the content is being critically assessed, I'm not trying to circumvent the rules that I believe I am 100% obeying) but it looks like the gloves may have to come off in the future to ensure these videos STAY up.
Bit of a shame we're still doing this over a TV programme that's now 23 years old.
8 months ago | [YT] | 383