A friend of mine recorded a YouTube video using OBS. She had to do some minor edits on it and could not use her system during the recording, but it worked. I told her to stop it, as that is infringing on the creator's copyright and is an assault on the nation's digital economy. She hasn't recorded a video since, at least not that I know about. I feel good about making sure YouTube can reasonably profit off of creators' content since they give away the storage and access for free.

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smiley1437 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

Instructions on Vine-glo grape concentrate during prohibition: "Do not place the liquid in this jug and put it away in the cupboard for twenty-one days, because then it would turn into wine."

	▲	RiverCrochet 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		I had another friend that simply recorded YouTube videos from their smartphone. As a zealous law abiding citizen, I immediately smacked the phone out of his hand and lectured on how copyright law is the foundation of the Information Age, which is the future, and disregarding it is an affront to modern life and civilization. I made him delete all his videos, and even made him hand write letters of apologies to the YouTube creators. These creators don't reveal their home addresses, but I'm sure they appreciated the emails containing the scan of the handwritten letters. We have an old SCSI scanner, so it took about as long to scan it as it did to write it.

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danlugo92 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Touché