Datasets:
willtheorangeguy
/
2018-WAN-Show-Transcripts

Dataset card Data Studio Files
xet
 Community
text
stringlengths
14
502
[651.08 --> 651.52] I see.
[651.62 --> 653.38] You just look like an idiot.
[653.48 --> 653.56] Yeah.
[653.56 --> 655.68] The First Order just doesn't make a ton of sense to me.
[655.82 --> 655.96] Yeah.
[655.96 --> 657.72] Like, I don't really understand where did this come from?
[657.78 --> 658.38] Where did it go?
[658.70 --> 659.56] Where did it come from?
[659.98 --> 660.86] First Order Joe?
[661.10 --> 661.28] Yep.
[662.48 --> 662.88] Alright.
[663.04 --> 663.24] Alright.
[663.36 --> 663.76] Tell you what.
[663.84 --> 664.30] We don't...
[664.30 --> 664.50] Okay.
[664.66 --> 664.98] Okay.
[665.02 --> 668.16] Did you have any sort of more general why you think they're screwing it up thoughts before
[668.16 --> 669.72] we move on and talk about actual tech stuff?
[671.16 --> 672.72] Is anyone even watching the show today?
[672.82 --> 673.32] I don't even know.
[673.76 --> 674.94] We don't have an announcement.
[674.94 --> 676.78] So, like, I don't know how many people are actually here.
[676.82 --> 676.96] Yeah.
[676.96 --> 677.58] Probably not that many.
[677.78 --> 678.22] That's fine.
[678.22 --> 679.98] Thanks, guys, for being here, though.
[680.02 --> 680.62] You guys are awesome.
[680.78 --> 681.42] I appreciate it.
[681.66 --> 682.56] No, let's just get into the show.
[683.02 --> 683.28] Okay.
[683.42 --> 684.50] So, um...
[684.50 --> 684.74] Okay.
[684.88 --> 690.30] So, First Order of Business, YouTube is cracking down on, um...
[690.30 --> 691.26] Oh, we're jumping to there.
[691.40 --> 692.22] Yeah, we're jumping to that.
[692.28 --> 693.70] I don't think that's actually in the doc either.
[693.80 --> 693.92] Nope.
[693.94 --> 695.64] We're just making up all our own news topics today.
[695.72 --> 696.42] Sorry, James!
[696.44 --> 696.70] Here, here.
[697.04 --> 697.70] Isn't this it?
[697.90 --> 698.34] Nope, nope.
[698.68 --> 706.26] YouTube is cracking down on creators using the platform to announce their availability over
[706.26 --> 707.58] on other platforms.
[707.58 --> 712.02] So, we actually got issued a community guidelines strike earlier this week...
[712.02 --> 712.18] Yeah.
[712.26 --> 717.98] ...for a video type that we have actually been uploading for the last...
[717.98 --> 719.34] Many years.
[719.54 --> 720.76] Four years?
[720.92 --> 721.08] Yeah.
[721.08 --> 721.98] Or something like that?
[722.06 --> 727.68] So, we have found that announcing that we're live on Twitch is pretty helpful for our YouTube
[727.68 --> 730.06] viewers, for our Twitter followers...
[730.06 --> 731.42] Oh, I guess we could have at least done a tweet.
[731.54 --> 731.70] Oops.
[732.30 --> 732.72] On Facebook.
[732.72 --> 734.98] And for our Facebook likers?
[735.30 --> 736.02] Are they called likers?
[736.16 --> 736.38] I don't know.
[736.62 --> 736.90] I think...
[736.90 --> 738.98] No, I think you follow a page?
[739.64 --> 741.00] I don't know.
[741.00 --> 742.04] I'm not sure.
[742.04 --> 746.56] I use Facebook so little.
[746.70 --> 748.10] Yeah, I'm not really a Facebook person.
[748.18 --> 749.20] So, I'm...
[749.20 --> 752.62] Here, I'm gonna go ahead and throw my screen cap on here, I think.
[752.70 --> 752.84] Yeah.
[753.10 --> 759.24] So, we've been doing these videos literally every week for years.
[759.24 --> 762.72] And YouTube has never said boo about them.
[762.72 --> 768.76] And we know that they haven't been propagating them to all of our subscribers, obviously.
[768.92 --> 772.28] But we had theories for that, like the title and the description are identical every time.
[772.36 --> 773.34] That was on purpose, even?
[773.52 --> 773.72] Yep.
[773.80 --> 778.42] To make it so that people who aren't interested in these and are never gonna click on them
[778.42 --> 780.58] basically wouldn't even see them.
[780.64 --> 780.80] Yeah.
[780.80 --> 785.30] And then we would generally pull them down once the archive was up on YouTube anyway.
[785.54 --> 791.16] But what happened was someone last week forgot to pull down the We Are Live video.
[791.34 --> 793.06] I know why it happened, but it still happened.
[793.12 --> 794.16] And it was left up.
[794.80 --> 802.78] And so someone at YouTube confirmed by manual review, apparently, that this video was inappropriate content.
[803.06 --> 804.58] So, we're gonna go ahead and pull that up.
[805.02 --> 808.48] Troubleshoot video removal, community guidelines, etc, etc, etc.
[808.48 --> 812.02] So, you can appeal the strike, but there's no guarantee whatsoever that they'll do that.
[812.14 --> 821.24] And so, we, a channel that, yes, we created a video that was designed to drive users off platform,
[821.56 --> 824.42] which I can see why YouTube wouldn't be stoked on.
[824.78 --> 826.84] We are no longer allowed to live stream.
[826.94 --> 828.34] So, it's sending a bit of a mixed message.
[828.56 --> 831.86] So, we uploaded a video saying, hey, we're live streaming.
[831.98 --> 833.24] You can go check us out over here.
[833.70 --> 837.72] And then YouTube went, how dare you live stream somewhere else?
[837.72 --> 839.86] By the way, here's a community guidelines strike.
[839.94 --> 841.58] You can no longer live stream to YouTube.
[842.68 --> 848.30] Which is the best way to make someone not stream on your platform.
[848.50 --> 849.62] What a weird response.
[850.40 --> 858.38] Obviously, obviously, this is like a standard response to any community guidelines strike.
[858.38 --> 868.54] Like, no one was sitting in an office getting paid an actual salary to make the decision that because we announced we were streaming somewhere else, we should probably not be allowed to stream.
[868.68 --> 875.68] You'd think if they had a community guidelines strike that was specifically based around announcing that you are alive somewhere else, that you shouldn't take away the ability.
[875.88 --> 876.78] So, it's not.