Hey mate,
sorry this show will be deleted as it does not match the standards for a non curated web channel.
cheers
Juan
Hey mate,
sorry this show will be deleted as it does not match the standards for a non curated web channel.
cheers
Juan
Thank you for the warning Can you be clear which rules it violates?
The names of the creators and links to their social media accounts are in the video description. That should be enough isn't it?
Some trusted contributors pointed out that it has no crew listed in the credits.
Older videos only have a link to Sarah Rotella's home page which is now defunct. But she is a producer which was reflected on her home page so it should count as a crew credit I think? Even if the page is now gone.
Sarah and Adrianna are both producers and their names are on the About page of their YouTube channel. I think this counts. But we can let it go if you insist.
I think it should stay though. Katie Stevens from Faking It guest starred on their little talk show too which means it was officially sanctioned by at least one cast member.
I will bring your argument up and let you know :)
Thanks. I went to Sarah's home page using the wayback machine, and it says Sarah Rotella Director. So she is foremost a director, not an actress. These links to her social media that are on every episode are similar. Her twitter and Instagram say Filmmaker at the top. Her twitter also says:
Co-creator of @gaywomenchannel. which is the channel that produces Faking It Friday. So she indeed credits herself as Creator. Is it obvious? Maybe not but it's there.
Sarah and Adrianna also created the series This is Taylor so it can be inferred that their names in the video description imply creator credit for Faking It Friday as well as starring credit. IMO. :)
Hey dpratt,
I think the way you interpret this regulation is different to most of ours I guess. Co-creater of @gaywomenchannel could refer to us that they were the founders of that channel, but it doesn't really imply that they were the one to create that specific series. On top of that it doesn't say anything about it in their video or video description and links to their twitter/fb is not really seen as a crediting system. Let's say that most curating or higher prefer to see two crew credits and a cast credit specifically tied to that specific series. (We've discussed it in a seperate thread though, so it wasn't a straight deletion)
Regards,