On February 26 2018 18:53 QuickStriker wrote: English Cast & Translations for ALL 3 Days of ASL5 Qualifiers (w/ archived Twitch chat during live broadcast):
On February 26 2018 18:53 QuickStriker wrote: English Cast & Translations for ALL 3 Days of ASL5 Qualifiers (w/ archived Twitch chat during live broadcast):
On February 26 2018 18:53 QuickStriker wrote: English Cast & Translations for ALL 3 Days of ASL5 Qualifiers (w/ archived Twitch chat during live broadcast):
Thanks for the stream, it was an amazing experience to see the qualifiers in person! Also as previous poster said, I really hope you were not banned from Twitch for this, or the videos removed, it seems they were...
I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca sent a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I won't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers....
On February 27 2018 02:53 QuickStriker wrote: I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca send a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I don't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers....
Ugh boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Dude, you had an awesome stream. Great commentary (you sounded like Sayle who I used to love), great stream. Thank you SO much for this
On February 27 2018 02:53 QuickStriker wrote: I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca sent a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I won't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers....
Anyone know if other casters like Jaeyun also faced similar consequences? I know he casted some qualifier matches on his personal channel.
Also does ASL5 have any English commentary plans? I know Artosis & Tasteless were locked down with IEM Katowice, so I'm assuming there will be some kind of English broadcast (most likely on Afreeca) like previous ASL's.
edit: looks like Jaeyun's VOD is still up...don't want to directly link it but you can watch some of his analysis.
Flash is a VIP though. Maybe it's a benefit of being a special BJ? But then again, I assume what QuickStriker said is most likely. He got probably reported by some random dude.
On February 27 2018 02:53 QuickStriker wrote: I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca sent a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I won't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers....
Damn, that sucks man. I really enjoyed your stream and was lucky enough to catch some games live.
I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca sent a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I won't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers...
That's unfortunate. For what its worth you did an awesome job streaming/casting; really enjoyed it.
On February 27 2018 02:53 QuickStriker wrote: I got an email at 3:26 AM (while I was sleeping) from dmca@twitch.tv with a takedown notice received from "AfreecaTV Co.LTD" in accordance to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). As a result, Twitch took down all offending archives, highlights and episodes related and gave me a 24 hour ban on Twitch.
I could contest the ban but probably not worth going to court over, not that I have a winning case nor do I have anything against AfreecaTV in particular (they are hosting ASL after all).
I did mention during my livestream and even on VOD that I'm going based on USA Fair Use law and South Korea Fair Use law (2 separate laws), and that if anyone had problem with the content, they can personally contact me, PM me, or alert me for discussion. No one, especially from Afreeca, has ever contacted me or PMed me so I assume either a random Twitch user (maybe a Korean viewer) or someone reading TL thread just reported my stream or someone actually from Afreeca sent a formal letter to Twitch.
Either way, I sincerely hope there will be some sort of English casting for ro24 by someone else since I'll lay off low for Afreeca restreams.... or I decide to stream on Afreeca itself (which I won't).
The only regret is that there won't be any archives in English at all for ASL5 Qualifiers....
I saw your 2 first stream in between sleeping, those were very good. I can't believe Afreeca did that although there were 0 English stream from them, it makes no sense at all. Could you upload the videos on youtube or something ? Now i feel bad for asking you to reduce the size of your Fair Use law overlay the first day maybe they didn't see it because of that ^^;