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The satire element comes the fact that doing it that way, while technically flawless, will get the creator as large an audience as piping the video to /dev/null
by meltedcapacitor 5y ago
The satire element comes the fact that doing it that way, while technically flawless, will get the creator as large an audience as piping the video to /dev/null.
- KptMarchewa 5y ago"flawless" I can't tell if this is satire.
- 1_player 5y agoCertainly it can't be easier than going to my YouTube account and pressing upload.
- ThalesX 5y agoOh, I missed on that. And yes, that is true. I can't help think that for a hackathon, it's a pretty good use case for something like this. The organizers can then take the files from wherever and post them to their YouTube channel for exposure and monetization if that's what they want. I'd be furious if I ended up posting some video, mandatory on YouTube, for a fun week-end hackathon and ending up with my entire YouTube account suspended. So if I ever do end up organizing a hackathon or similar event, I'll keep in mind that it might be better to ask for the video files as just files and then handling the posting on my side so as to not expose participants to this risk. If participants want to ensure their names are linked to the video bits used from their films, they can go through the all the blockhainy-web3-y trouble, if not they can just zip them.
- fsflover 5y agoBut you don't have to put the video exclusively to IPFS, PeerTube and co.