I think that seems good, ideally you want to make it as easy as possible for people going through all the videos to tell their like, timeframe
rawb
Tuesday, July 19, 2022
and then people can go to the playlists if they want to watch
allthe radical heights, for example
yep, exactly
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 My other question, if I have three videos from the same stream (due to Rob starting/stopping) I'm currently doing{005} Radical Heights | Part 1 {005} Radical Heights | Part 2 {005} Radical Heights | Part 3I could alternatively do{005} Radical Heights 1/3 {005} Radical Heights 2/3 {005} Radical Heights 3/3or{005.1} Radical Heights {005.2} Radical Heights {005.3} Radical Heights
go with the first one. your already doing it
I liked pirates suggestion if the second set of brackets
idk, I'll leave it like this for today, before I start uploading more
12 vods is easy enough to change around, 500... less so
meh, I'm biased cause I wanna watch them, and its one of the few large amounts I didnt get to watch live or vod at all
only a few clips that we got up there
So if Rob is gonna start making people pay for his old videos, he's probably going to try to have the site taken down right?
How in the world would he lose?
well all of his videos were availible publicly before he took them down, and many of them were posted to other platforms that might have their own conditions for that kind of thing
also he said in discord people could back them up so it's legal Kappa
I really don't think one message on discord would make it so his work can legally be uploaded anywhere, and i'm pretty sure he still has ownership of his stuff even if it was uploaded on other platforms. It may be costly, but I really doubt Rob would lose a court case
well I'm no expert on anything legal but
assuming rob had a 100% take-down case, he'd still have to actually have something to argue it to its full extent
has this situation had any precedent before though
I think of it like uploaded episodes of a discontinued TV show online, it was available publicly on TV at one point but the people who made it still have ownership of it
well yeah
but people running a TV show have the stuff ready to basically be able to execute on their rights
which rob doesn't
again i'm no expert but common sense dictates he'd likely struggle to put forward a case to its full extent
That's true, I guess it's unlikely he'd do much, but I think if he really wanted to he could have the site taken down
spooky might have more of a concrete idea
actually he probably doesn't
he probably just thinks he can win against the enforcement rather than the legal proceedings
He'd be suing in a different country
this kind of lawsuit would take like 10k minimum
Rob would also have to provr damages to get payed
(that is the actual reason spooky is fine, besides the fact that rob probably wouldn't even want to tbh)
He himself took the videos down
So its not like the site being up drained hus cash
also spooky probably has more resources than rob does atm
and he will have the best legal team in the world after phijkchu quest sells 5 million copies
How this plays out is Rob emails Spooky a Cease and Desist, then spooky either ignores it, or tells Rob to have his lawyer contact him
I meant once he started making peoplepay for his old videos, he could have a case that he was losing money with the same videos being up for free somewhere else
it ends there either way
okay hear me out though
what if spooky gave rob the money to sue
imagine what a power move
Archival is one of the fair use exceptions
Rob took everything down
also the lawsuit would make even more fre conentet
no no no no no
we need to have rob sue spooky then hype it up for no reason
to generate buzz for the games
If anything, Rob would have a better case against zyton since its at least competing on the same platform
i think he can actually just copyright strike zyton using youtube's systme
Yes
he also gets the shipping containers
and their contents
Honestly, the impact spooky's site will have on the money Rob makes will probably be negligable
The people who would pay Rob 5 dollars a month to see his old videos are mostly retards
yeah he has to make money first
well he can probably get a few people who might usually go to the comments
a lot of his old fans might be in the culture where they already pay for all kinds of patreons/podcast/etc things
that's if they join up before he responds to their comment
I think he turns comments off
when he does this
i think rawb.art kinda helps rob out though
it sorta absolves him of any wrongdoing for making his stuff paid
since it's not like he's actually paywalling anything
Replying to reorruatrnte #toughbrook i think he can actually just copyright strike zyton using youtube's systme
nah he would have done that already since he did it for the one urealms live video i uploaded
the youtube bot has to detect matching content from another users youtube videos i think
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak Rob is broke
This is the simple truth. Lawyers cost money. Even if Rob had a decent case, he'd need Spooky's details to sue him directly. I don't know how sending a C&D to a Peertube site would work since it's an open-source decentralized platform.