i'm tryna upload my first video on FulpTube, and i keep getting a "Something went wrong" message. not sure why.

yea, I'm thai & also thanks. I actually made the background with Pixilart & PowerPoint.

My oldest survived video is from November 2008. I didn't know anything about mirroring in 2007, otherwise my original videos would still be here. Sometimes you cannot mirror everything as it was much harder back then. I'll mirror what I can even with remasters of old audio.

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This coffee is very skibiti

@SkibidiCoffee yeah, like if they had a little "TV" label next to the title or something

@sempiturtal09 find it obnoxious too kinda. but i kinda think it would be cool if they had it where unoriginal content on the site had to labelled as such just like age restriction and they allow anyone to disable seeing unoriginal vids off their feed

I think the copyright change on VidLii is a good thing because if someone wants to archive old T.V. they can just use Internet Archive or other preservation services, and that means a lot more room for original material. I've always found it obnoxious when VidLii channels I liked started posting T.V. clips and barely any original stuff at all.

mind you, i was a teenager back then, and i didn't know about screen recording software like Bandicam or OBS. i didn't even use the full songs, just a fraction with the tone slightly pitched up... and YouTube STILL took that entire channel down.
fast forward to today, and pretty much the exact same thing is happening here on Vidlii too. that's just demoralizing

this is reminding me of YouTube right now. back in like 2010/2011, i used to have a channel where i'd make PMVs of animated movies i liked at the time. PMVs made up of shitty phone-quality videos i used to film with my at-the-time Samsung Galaxy S2 (yeah, really). i remember even going out of my way to pitch the tone in the songs i'd use a little bit to avoid getting copyright struck.... and i remember waking up one day to find out my channel was completely shut down. same thing happening here.