• onnekas@sopuli.xyz
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    1 day ago

    If users can find those sites then corpos find it as well. They don’t need YouTube videos to find out about that. I bet it is even someones job in big corporations to find pirate sites and I’d bet the last place they look is on YouTube.

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      4 hours ago

      I thought it about getting way more traffic than the site could sustain leading to shutdown.

      This is what I’ve seen sites credit as a reason the most (and copyright infringement).

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      14 hours ago

      if too many people know about the site, it will draw attention of the corpos too. that is why i cant fathom why some video sites i have used even tell you to share the site with other people in social media or whatnot.

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      1 day ago

      I agree with you. But at the same time, filming a tiktok promoting criminal activity is really stupid. Not telling people should be rule number 1.

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      1 day ago

      But they make it more known than before unlike our word of mouth strategy which keeps it in the inner circle for longer

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        Meaning more possible victims to their legion of lawyers.

        I’m anyway, it is more impactful to take down a grown sure than a rather unknown