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Originally Posted by Traffic Junky
We don't offer advertising on specific videos (which I took the liberty to remove)
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That was soooooooooo kind of you to remove our stolen videos.
Now, you'll have to forgive me, because I am just a ditzy affiliate manager, but I am a little confused.
When I go to pornhub.com and do a search for Raven Riley, I see that the videos are indeed gone. I can also see some information on them, which shows that they have received a total of 2,511,693 hits. Most were uploaded 1 year ago, with one from 4 months ago, and one from 3 months ago.
You'll have to excuse me, but here is where dizty me gets confused. A year ago, Pornhub posted this your site:
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PORNHUB TEAM
1 year ago
by: Dice
We have made some drastic changes over the past week in order to make sure Pornhub can remain your favorite Porn Site! Effective immediately, user uploads will go through an approval process where only videos less than 3 minutes and that we are able to give credit to the author is possible, will be accepted. Pornhub wants to remain the number one free porn community on the net, and if we don't implement some content rules, then we can't ensure that this community will have a long future.
We've been forced to remove all copyright & amateur content and while this might seem terrible right now, it does ensure that PornHub will be around for a long time and continue to be the premier porn site on the net.
More details to follow, please be patient as we implement some new features! We're very confident that you'll like the new changes coming up.
We're sorry if these changes cause any inconvenience, but give us a few days and everything will be back to normal and even improved.
regards,
PornHub Team
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http://www.pornhub.com/blog/23
Now, what puzzled me about that is that you publicly announced that you were putting this approval process into place. If I read it right, your process would only allow users to upload vids that ran under 3 minutes in length, and you'd prefer to be able to give credit to the author.
That's a standup kinda guy process, and I applaud you for it.
But...
until you took the liberty of removing them, how was it that Raven had 2 videos that show posted a year ago that are over 10 minutes in duration?
I guess maybe your process guy didn't realize that they were over 3 minutes, and that it was Raven?
And I know there are such a thing as magic join links, but with your process in place, how did a surfer automagically upload a 10:06 Raven clip 4 months ago?
Was the guy that handles your process having a bad day? Or was he just so tired from fapping it to stolen content that he overlooked it?