Re: Copyright?
How many views did you have?
Persist.
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How many views did you have?
Less than 80,000, but I'd figure it's worth a shot anyways. But, I probably won't try again for another 6 months or so....
I think it has to do with views, but it seems that it's just as important that most of your videos are bringing in views. No stinkers in other words. The last time I applied I had around 350 000 views. Haven't ever gotten a reply.
What about subscribers?
Subs don't matter.
What about subscribers?
LOL!? What do subscribers have to do with your copyright issues?
Brickcellent wrote:What about subscribers?
LOL!? What do subscribers have to do with your copyright issues?
We're talking about YouTube partnership, not copyright issues. 
Pay attention to the posts next time.
Urrk, sorry.
But BG is right, subscribers don't count for squat.
Hazzat wrote:Brickcellent wrote:What about subscribers?
LOL!? What do subscribers have to do with your copyright issues?
We're talking about YouTube partnership, not copyright issues.
But the thread is titled "Copyright?", clear as day.
Aaron Glazer wrote:Hazzat wrote:LOL!? What do subscribers have to do with your copyright issues?
We're talking about YouTube partnership, not copyright issues.
But the thread is titled "Copyright?", clear as day.
Yeah, as clear as yo upper lip.
I got an invitation to the partnership program for Triumph of the Empire, but after the trouble I had with SPIKEtv a few years back, I figured I had no chance of making anything from it.
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