
My first video had background music, and I’m wondering if that’s why it was banned on YouTube, even though no specific ban notice appeared. I’m a nonprofit teacher sharing lessons about religion or spirituality, and I didn’t realize there could be an issue. Technically, YouTube allows explicit adult content if it’s clearly marked and framed as educational within nonprofit teachings, though that might be pushing the limit. DailyMotion feels more open—I could even repost my gaming videos that YouTube removed under their gaming rules, as long as they’re marked 18+ for nudity or sexual content, keeping them away from viewers who shouldn’t see them. The content is actually about collision, clipping, and Unreal Engine 5, not sexual material, even if YouTube claims otherwise. Their rules say it’s allowed, but they still remove it and damage someone already struggling. On Dailymotion, even unregistered viewers can toggle a sensitive content filter—now that’s protecting people, unlike YouTube.
blocked or banned video because of a song in the background playing softly. Technically not legal. You think it is, okay you are a teacher like me you are at a social event, and you are recording. The music is barley auditable. You upload this to YouTube and you can get specific bans to total blocks, why a song showed up in a video. Not about the song at all the song, ambient, no matter how copy protected, this isn't being used in a way that violates the music. Can that song be copied printed ripped off and sold? HELL NO. YouTube is Hitler.
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Maybe I’ll live to see this place outlast and take down the inhuman YouTube and its hidden allies.
I have a good feeling that as millions trickle into a platform like Dailymotion, people who were used to restrictive environments will find freedom at no cost. As users from YouTube move here and to other simple platforms, it’s refreshing—on YouTube, you practically have to give up personal details just for a video thumbnail. Here, you can upload thumbnails all day or simply choose a frame you like. Titles and descriptions are searchable, so you can add tags like #spiritual, #games, or #sports directly into your description to improve searchability. I just learned this and now need to go back and update my videos. Plus, there are no copyright issues—no matter what song plays quietly in the background while teaching, the music isn’t considered part of the lesson.

Dailymotion are not Nazis like YouTube, this is very apparent already.
I don't see meta data. At YouTube you have to put search criteria in to find a video you upload. Dailymotion is categorizing your video when you upload it. Your title and your description of the video is totally searchable. So, all my videos have Wicked Clarity Forums in the title and guess what happens at Dailymotion. You get found. Brand new uploaded video yesterday. 10 views. Brand new at YouTube first day upload a video and in 10 days maybe 1 person viewed it. I am shocked at how simple the site is. The downside is this wonderful place I am at doesn't support this or another imbedded videos. That is an issue with where I am not the videos.
YouTube from the time I signed up was making me jump through there hoops and guess what their hoops are. BULLSHIT. NAZI BULLSHIT! This institution is no better than another evil institution on this planet! Look, Ron is ready to go home. Okay, I am so sick of these evil people in this world. These inhuman pukes by terminating me the way they did and many left here not understanding the reasons. YouTube terminated 10 million people in one month and I am looking at the same predictions by March. Guys I'm not well. Seriously not well. This evil place slandered me. YouTube is hurting millions of people for no actual reason. AI is doing this and no humans are responsible. Hitler's institution of evil.

Sorry have to curse, been very sick. again, revert your eyes. THIS FUCKING YOUTUBE ignorant fucks. Here is some bullshit. This feels technically illegal, but they don’t care—they run YouTube like a Hitlers camp. You jump through all their hoops, yet they don’t follow their own policies. They let me upload over 20 videos of an adult game called Wicked Island, including one showing breeding stations with 13 avatars having sex with monsters. That was allowed. One video got about 60 views in three weeks, while another of my fully naked avatar got over 200 views in a month—I spent five hours building her. I’m a gamer, though adult games aren’t really my style; I focus on unheard-of graphics, and this game runs on Unreal 5. I was beta testing, showing flaws, issues, nudity, and sexual content because that’s part of the game. All of it was allowed. Then I uploaded another video showing more adult features and the sex-based system in Wicked Island. I highlighted problems like collision and clipping issues, where my character kept moving but the male character froze and looked distorted. It wasn’t a sex video—just information, data, and testing—listed exactly as I was instructed, like the others. So, what did I do wrong?
These assholes don't even give a fuck about my copyrighted material there. My videos come from Wicked Clarity Forums, and they took them did they delete my videos? No, did they delete the Wicked Island videos? No, I bet you my copy written material is in their hands and I have no access to it at all. YOUTUBE, OH YEAH YOU CARE MOTHERFUCKERS YOU FUCKING CARE ONLY WHEN YOU CAN BLAME someone else like how you had Ten million instances of wrongdoing in a single month. So, clearly Hitler all I can do is say, fuck you, and write about who and what you are. REAP IT NAZI
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