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The videos are only public because the creators chose to do that. Why is it "hostile" of them to choose a distribution mechanism relevant to the material? Why d
by ubernostrum 9y ago
The videos are only public because the creators chose to do that. Why is it "hostile" of them to choose a distribution mechanism relevant to the material? Why do you feel you have a right to demand they distribute this content -- which they made available for free -- in a manner you prefer?
- QasimK 9y agoOne can just ask the same questions reversed
- coldtea 9y agoYes, but they would make no sense.
- oblio 9y agoIt's "hostile" because uploading to Youtube or Vimeo is just as much effort, if not less, than what they're doing. So it was a conscious choice to do what they did, in order to limit distribution. It's the same kind of control-freak, developer hostile attitude that Apple has in general regarding its development tools: total lock-in. Compare with Android in this regard.