Yeah the worst places ever for exposure
Metacafe and youtube. Also comments from digg and break.com are horrible for it as well.
Metacafe and youtube. Also comments from digg and break.com are horrible for it as well.
Keep this stuff OFF YouTube.
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I've seen people use revver, which is similar to youtube, but alot less popular, not sure if it's alright though because I have't used it myself.
Problem if it is a Penguin Magic video though. Because people post the actual videos of the teaching. If you comment on the actual video of "it's not the real way to do it." you will make yourself look like a fool. So it won't always work.
Well if its the video its self I think it can be removed because of copyright laws. But I see far more people teaching it them self because they want people to know who they are so people will think there "cool"
I forget who said this, but I really like the idea of all magicians using Magic Video Depot to post tricks that they performed. MVD is not well known by the public eye. But the only problem is I dont know how Ideal its going to be to convince alot of magicians to stop using Youtube, even though exposer and poor performance is a big issue on sites such as youtube.
Yet, none of them have been taken off. I am surprised no company or anything has taken legal action from YouTube expect Viacom, from what I remember.
real magicians dont use youtube
only 12 year old kids who think that they are cool because their parents just bought them some trick online use youtube...most of the time to expose it!
only 12 year old kids who think that they are cool because their parents just bought them some trick online use youtube...most of the time to expose it!