YouTube bans gun tutorials

Mikej · Oct 11, 2017

etrain16 said:
In a joint venture between Apple and Google, I'm part of a beta test for the new interactive rectal device, the iPoo. The iPoo allows Apple to tell me when it's time to go with alerts right on my phone (no more waiting for those irritating 'urges') and Google will live stream using a retractable POV camera on my new iPoo YouTube channel. Siri will consult with Alexa, via Amazon, as to whether I need to order fiber supplents based on their analysis of the deuce. Should be a great opportunity to generate some revenue.

Later I'm also signed up as a beta tester for the iRandy, though that's probably going to be a little hard.

In all seriousness! :s0134:

Zynn · Oct 11, 2017

ikemay said:
There is Gab as a facebook/twitter replacement I forget the YouTube equivalent.

GAB | Ad-free social media for all

There is also another social media platform coming, I believe to replace Facebook, for those who don't care for partisan censorship. It's still under construction and not yet finished.
https://infinitysn.com/

I was under the impression that the videos YouTube is banning are to be the the instructional ones on things like "converting your AR to fully auto on the cheap", and things of that nature.

CV-66 · Oct 12, 2017

ikemay said:
YouTube BANS Gun Tutorials
Though so far I haven't found anything missing. At least not anything I have used in the past, so I guess we'll see.

I just watched a bunch of videos there, doesn't look like they banned much if anything.

2Wheels4Ever · Oct 12, 2017

The problem with full30.com is that they do let anyone post videos. It is by invitation only. While that does make sure the content on the site is quality, it also has huge limitations. That was what made youtube so amazing was that you could find anything about anything. I have a small channel on youtube, and I would gladly post to a place like full30, but I am not part of the elite gunvid club.

mkwerx · Oct 12, 2017

2Wheels4Ever said:
The problem with full30.com is that they do let anyone post videos. It is by invitation only. While that does make sure the content on the site is quality, it also has huge limitations. That was what made youtube so amazing was that you could find anything about anything. I have a small channel on youtube, and I would gladly post to a place like full30, but I am not part of the elite gunvid club.

Tim from MAC explained why - its mostly a cost thing. They have to pay for bandwidth and server processing time so for now they only host content that will generate enough revenue to pay for itself. He said they want to get to a point where it can be more open but its a cost issue right now. The people behind full30 fronted a bunch of their own money to get it started. If more folks went there and used it, I am sure it would help. But quality "free" content is drawing to a close - either because of economics or politics or both.