I would just like to ask this question...
Should people ask permission before transcribing a video in the video move list thread?
Video move list permission??
Video move list permission??
Chris May

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Its just about that confusing...

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Its just about that confusing...
A better question, I think.
Should I ask permission before I watch a video?
Should I ask permission before I watch a video?
Colin Kennedy
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While I think that everybody will give you permission and that you don't need to - I think it certainly wouldn't hurt and the people who made the videos would feel good about it - but I don't think anybody would resent you if you don't ask permission - but I guess it only takes 10 seconds to send a pm and another 10 to read it - um I don't know if I actually have an opinion here - do it if you want to but don't worry if you forget!
I don't see why. You are writing down moves and combos that are
free to see for everyone. It's not that you're telling a secret, right?
free to see for everyone. It's not that you're telling a secret, right?
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Agreed .. I can't believe this is even a topic of debate.ebo wrote:I don't see why. You are writing down moves and combos that are
free to see for everyone. It's not that you're telling a secret, right?
If the shredder or filmmaker is okay with their video being seen by the public, I'm pretty sure that implies they are okay with people understanding what combos are in a video, since we will be able to see them anyway.
I could see a difference if it wasn't an online video and you were transcribing a video that is for sale ... That could be a problem if the videomaker wanted certain runs to be secret, or surprise people when they saw them, but even that is a bit of a stretch.
Cole Hobson
