First all the bs with Twitter and Elon, then Reddit having an exodus to Lemmy (not complaining lol), then Twitch. Are we like, in an alternate self healing dimension or something?

  • @LunarticBot@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    They were going to ban multi-streaming. Basically most streamers stream to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and I forgot the last site but Twitch was going to ban this so they could only stream to Twitch no matter if they were official twitch partners or not.

    • @blob42@lemmy.ml
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      101 year ago

      Ultimately all these big platforms are gonna cannibalize their userbase at some point. That’s the reason I started since 2 years archiving all the YouTube channels/playlists I care about. I already have many videos that were taken down by YT afterwards.

        • Pigeon
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          81 year ago

          This is the first time I heard of odysee, so I just went and looked, and oh my god who picked the “lady fungus” monstrosity as a help avatar. 0.o They could’ve at least made her a cute mushroom or something instead of fleshy finger-thing, what the hell.

          I have no real opinion of it yet otherwise, except that I’m automatically wary of anything touting blockchain at this point.

          Youtube does need a viable competitor or three so badly, regardless.

      • Undearius
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        11 year ago

        I assume you’re using some form of youtube-dl.

        Do you have a quick script for downloading the video and scraping the data like the uploader, date, and title of the video?

    • @luna@beehaw.org
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      11 year ago

      I thought this was already forbidden if you’re an affiliate / partner (i.e. have a subscribe button)?

      • @wholegroanoats@beehaw.org
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        21 year ago

        iirc it’s only partners that have exclusivity deals. affiliate lets people subscribe to your channel, while partner contracts are mostly standard across the board, aside from the obvious exceptions (significantly large channel streamers).