Possible new forum?

[Preytorien]

I know there's a lot of guys on here that are getting into making their own videos, YouTube, Instagram, or Periscope content. I know I am looking into it. 

The rules state you can't do a round of self-promotion since the General Forum would literally be flooded.

Would it be possible to make a forum that guys can just link their videos? I know I would like to see some content from some of the guys, but unless they state they have a channel, and the channel name, I wouldn't know where to go to find our members' videos.

Any possibility of that?

[deaknh03]

3 minutes ago, Preytorien said:

I know there's a lot of guys on here that are getting into making their own videos, YouTube, Instagram, or Periscope content. I know I am looking into it. 

The rules state you can't do a round of self-promotion since the General Forum would literally be flooded.

Would it be possible to make a forum that guys can just link their videos? I know I would like to see some content from some of the guys, but unless they state they have a channel, and the channel name, I wouldn't know where to go to find our members' videos.

Any possibility of that?

right after the cooking forum....

[visagelaid]

I dig this idea.

[J Francho]

They can post videos anywhere appropriate, as long as they aren't promoting themselves, their channel, or another product other than for a newsworthy review.

You can easily derive their channel from that content.  That, or just ask them directly in a PM.

Otherwise, I do not see this happening.

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Are to aren't

[Cgolf]

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

They can post videos anywhere appropriate, as long as they aren't promoting themselves, their channel, or another product other than for a newsworthy review.

You can easily derive their channel from that content.  That, or just ask them directly in a PM.

Otherwise, I do not see this happening.

How about letting us put it in our user profile so it shows when we post. You already allow twitter and facebook.

[J Francho]

Ask Glenn, it's his show, but my guess is no. Social media is way to connect with each other. YouTube seems to be all about self promotion. 

[lo n slo]

5 hours ago, deaknh03 said:

right after the cooking forum....

and the spotted bass forum

[Jaderose]

Does anyone just fish anymore?

[slonezp]

6 hours ago, deaknh03 said:

right after the cooking forum....

And a thread about a cooking forum needs scrapple mentioned at least once so.....Scrapple

1 hour ago, lo n slo said:

and the spotted bass forum

We could combine the 2 and cook the spotted bass

[deaknh03]

6 minutes ago, slonezp said:

And a thread about a cooking forum needs crapple mentioned at least once so.....crapple

We could combine the 2 and cook the spotted bass

And every time scrapple is mentioned I do that..so I did that.

[slonezp]

2 minutes ago, deaknh03 said:

And every time scrapple is mentioned I do that..so I did that.

I think we've gone full circle.

[bigbill]

If I say anything wrong tell me.

[Torn Thumb]

7 hours ago, Jaderose said:

Does anyone just fish anymore?

Usually after I edit and post my vlog, send tweets, stare at Facebook for 6 hours, and take a picture of Starbucks drinks. But I only stay long enough to get action shots for the next vlog before I go back home and listen to bands that only I am aware of.

[Raul]

I demand a BEER talk forum.  Yeah right, like if I drank a lot of beer.  

[hoosierbass07]

22 hours ago, Preytorien said:

I know there's a lot of guys on here that are getting into making their own videos, YouTube, Instagram, or Periscope content. I know I am looking into it. 

The rules state you can't do a round of self-promotion since the General Forum would literally be flooded.

Would it be possible to make a forum that guys can just link their videos?

 

    I'm with you - create a special forum for people to post their videos.  Then again, some people may do reviews with lots of negative reviews and some of those negative reviews might be sponsors here on the forum.  And that might mess up the "happy/all is welcome" bass resource sight. 

[J Francho]

You can posts a video in ANY forum.  Why would you want to go to the "video" forum to search for a video on how to maintain your reel.  You'd just go to Rod/Reel/Line forum.  We don't have a separate forum where you post pictures.  Why do we need one for videos?  All you have to do is follow simple guidelines, and post a video in the forum that makes most sense - there's 24 of them!

[Preytorien]

19 minutes ago, J Francho said:

You can posts a video in ANY forum.  Why would you want to go to the "video" forum to search for a video on how to maintain your reel.  You'd just go to Rod/Reel/Line forum.  We don't have a separate forum where you post pictures.  Why do we need one for videos?  All you have to do is follow simple guidelines, and post a video in the forum that makes most sense - there's 24 of them!

I understand the points being made, and my question isn't necessarily IF I can post a video in a forum and the subsequent want of a "Video Forum." I've seen others post videos, and they're really good. My only question is, will using the ever common "If you like this video, click Subscribe" phrase get me booted and videos removed? It seems like that's obvious self promotion, but almost every video ends in that manner saying something about subscription. Do I just have to make videos that don't ask folks to continue watching my content?

[roadwarrior]

2 hours ago, Preytorien said:

My only question is, will using the ever common "If you like this video, click Subscribe" phrase get me booted and videos removed? It seems like that's obvious self promotion, but almost every video ends in that manner saying something about subscription. Do I just have to make videos that don't ask folks to continue watching my content?

Well, most of the guys that get booted are for a hit-and-run, usually their first and only post. "Regulars" would generally be sent FAQs or the section devoted to posing videos. So, to answer your second question, yes...Just make videos  that DO NOT ask viewers to subscribe. And let's address one other criteria: The video cannot be deemed "promotional" which covers a broad range of content.

-Kent

[slonezp]

I could make a video of me catching,  cooking, and eating a Kentucky spot and washing it down with beer before relaxing with 4 fingers of whiskey and dreaming about the proper way to rig senkos

[buzzed bait]

21 minutes ago, slonezp said:

I could make a video of me catching,  cooking, and eating a Kentucky spot and washing it down with beer before relaxing with 4 fingers of whiskey and dreaming about the proper way to rig senkos

what color senko?

[Raul]

35 minutes ago, slonezp said:

I could make a video of me catching,  cooking, and eating a Kentucky spot and washing it down with beer, releasing a HUGE burp before relaxing with 4 fingers of whiskey and dreaming about the proper way to rig senkos

there you go, fixed.

That´s a video I would watch.

[J Francho]

2 hours ago, Preytorien said:

My only question is, will using the ever common "If you like this video, click Subscribe" phrase get me booted and videos removed? It seems like that's obvious self promotion, but almost every video ends in that manner saying something about subscription. Do I just have to make videos that don't ask folks to continue watching my content?

That's two questions, and the answers are Yes, and Yes.  Do the end credits on NCIS ask you to continue watching?  Stay classy bro

[Caliyak]

18 hours ago, Jaderose said:

Does anyone just fish anymore?

Nope, they need to show off their skills. 

[J Francho]

You gotta do what you gotta do for that 10% coupon code!

[chadmack282]

i don't get it? 

why do so many people want to have videos?  

i have clicked on links out of curiousity and there b a 30minute video of just chucking & cranking flats.

i have noticed most seem to be younger ( under 40).  

not trying to put say its wrong, just trying to get the point of the non educational videos.