2013-02-22, 10:59 AM
Satellite Wrote:Would be great if they notice this, or actually take action. Only problem I can see with it is the amount of work required to upload tens of thousands of videos and the possible loss in amount of bans simply because each ban becomes more arduous. So it would all come down to quantity vs. quality.
I'm pretty sure the "public" you're thinking of and the "public" the petition means are two different things.
You're thinking along the lines of anyone can see it.
I believe it actually means that it's not behind closed doors, and they actually will reveal what they mean when you inquire.
Right now, if you file a claim, they just say "We have proof. You're not going to see it, but it exists." How do we know they're not lying? How do we know they're not just completely making pomegranate up to cover their asses? We don't. By making it public, it means to change that message from before to, "We have proof. Look, right here. *Point to link*" It's not private, it's not closed off, you can see what they are accusing you of. That's how it's public.
You can easily upload Youtube videos that are Private, then send the link to users who make claims.