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Haha we need a sticky or something at the top of the vidclip corner telling members to never post a direct link to a youtube clip.

You gotta put a space in the link because youtube will notice traffic going directly to the clip URL from TT and delete the clip.
 
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I think he did that on purpose. Just seemed like it at least.
 
ipptkl said:
bit off topic, but how does posting it alert someone to it? im just curious
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Whenever someone clicks a direct link to a website (e.g., Youtube), the "referring" website (where the link was posted, e.g., Tickle Theater) appears in the server logs of the destination site. When Youtube staff sees that a particular video is being linked at a fetish site like TT or TMF, they often pull the clip even if it doesn't violate their terms of use. Making a link non-clickable prevents Youtube from seeing where it was posted, so they will be less likely to flag it for deletion.
 
MistressValerie said:
Whenever someone clicks a direct link to a website (e.g., Youtube), the "referring" website (where the link was posted, e.g., Tickle Theater) appears in the server logs of the destination site. When Youtube staff sees that a particular video is being linked at a fetish site like TT or TMF, they often pull the clip even if it doesn't violate their terms of use. Making a link non-clickable prevents Youtube from seeing where it was posted, so they will be less likely to flag it for deletion.
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wow...we could use that as a weapon actually
think about it,
if we come across a stupid video on youtube that we hate
we could post a direct link here...
and it would be deleted
but then again that would be sending a lot of crap to ourselves🙄
 
MistressValerie said:
Whenever someone clicks a direct link to a website (e.g., Youtube), the "referring" website (where the link was posted, e.g., Tickle Theater) appears in the server logs of the destination site. When Youtube staff sees that a particular video is being linked at a fetish site like TT or TMF, they often pull the clip even if it doesn't violate their terms of use. Making a link non-clickable prevents Youtube from seeing where it was posted, so they will be less likely to flag it for deletion.
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THank you
 
Quick point of clarification:
There *is* a space put in that link after the ".com"... I would think it therefore *wouldn't* have been clickable... and should have been okay to post here in that form.

Just for my own education, can someone explain why it got pulled anyway?

Thanks...
 
i dont think it was joined. i had to remove the "%20" thats placed in the space after the ".com"
 
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