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I've lost count at the amount of times I've seen FB videos essentially be ripped off creators from YouTube and Vimeo. It's so obvious as well, the quality of t
by Crash0v3rid3 6y ago
I've lost count at the amount of times I've seen FB videos essentially be ripped off creators from YouTube and Vimeo.
It's so obvious as well, the quality of the video is far worse and sometimes zoomed in to hide watermarks.
I'll never directly visit a video on FB again.
- toper-centage 6y agoExactly. As much as I despise Googles practices, who would ever organically visit Facebook when in search of a video?
- ocdtrekkie 6y agoI've found Facebook video tends to be the source more often for live videos or recently live videos. For instance, my state's coronavirus briefings are live on their website and Facebook. When there were protests/riots in my town, videos of it happening were coming from Facebook, not YouTube. I presume at some point it ends up on YouTube, but for "current events" I find myself often bounced over to Facebook. Meanwhile, I never find like... quality channel content anywhere but YouTube. The sort of thing where a scripted, well-recorded and annotated video is produced regularly... YouTube leads there by far.