same with me too

my favourite book is the Ted Turner Diaries

i just reread your bulletin. if vidlii gets banned in uk. use vpn or get brave browser and use the TOR version of vidlii since brave supports tor links and i think tor links are unaffected by country bans

i think its alot easier to get banned off youtube then vidlii. and you arent posting anything controversial or tos breaking on vidlii anyway. like i think your youtube will get banned before vidlii does. and even if you do get banned off vidlii. i have dms with vidlii mods so i can be your lawyer and defend your case to them

Bro if Hasan actually got banned off twitch. That's like the moment flipy deleted his account once or when vidlii banned the gore. It's just like. It needed to happen years ago

@SpiderFlying2005 yeah, a shitton of users and popularity would cause a disaster. that said, I highly doubt that'll happen

Although I don't mind YouTube users accessing Vidlii. However, if there's an arc in the Vidlii anime where the OGs fight against "the elite," that would be epic.

@g4llon The problem isn't that idiots get offended, the problem is that Vidlii can only function as an underground platform. Because if we even reach a number of connected users that the servers can't handle, plus copyright agents find out what's happening here, there will probably be a large number of videos deleted, like YouTube in 2006 and 2009.

Idk I'm fine with people joining vidlii who are on YouTube. Brings more content to the site but I do notice something how YouTube refugees might destroy the sites original creators. Like with lonelygoomba he got 100+subs within a few days because people on YouTube just made vidlii accounts to sub while actual vidlii original creators had to work on videos for months and months to reach 100subs. It might create a elite and peasant class on the site and everything just becoming reuploads.

so i'll keep being excited for new users and youtubers on the site. every time it happens a few of those users who joined because of it stay and become long term community members.