Ahh, the actually-pornographic version of begging senpai to notice oneself.

Ooh, I hadn’t considered checking archive.org. Seems useful, albeit very random.

Heh, more of this shit.

Remember, the only reason we can still watch the highly influential 1922 vampire movie Nosferatu today is because some people didn’t destroy all their copies despite a court saying they had to.

DISOBEY DESTRUCTION ORDERS.

COPY ALL THE THINGS.

Hell, Crunchyroll was a pirate site until it converted into not being one.

Do they still do takedowns for videos based on that content IDing if the video isn’t even monetized in the first place?

Like, I know youtubers who try to make money hate this, but what about youtubers who aren’t in it for the money but just want to throw content on the platform? Can stuff like AMVs actually stay up?

Because, frankly, I’ve found that it’s been pretty easy to dodge YouTube ads, by means of uBlock Origin.

On the contrary, I think the incentive would be for Unity to let the pirated install keep existing because that would mean more money they can extort from developers/publishers.