In 2018, the mods launched r/NosleepWritersGuild, an official collective bargaining body of r/nosleep writers with a goal to “create a constructive dialogue between writers and narrators to allow for simpler and more effective collaboration.” Then, last year, they founded r/SleeplessWatchdogs, a community of people who comb the internet for stolen nosleep content and alert authors whose works have been repurposed without permission and/or credit. R/nosleep’s mods and community have attempted, in turn, to reason with and police pirate narrators themselves. r/nosleep has founded three separate communities to combat story-stealing
It’s simply not built for catching text that’s been turned into audio. YouTube is one of the primary repositories r/nosleep pirates use-and though the platform has an aggressive copyright infringement-busting system, that system operates by comparing an uploaded video to its library of reference audio tracks like songs and movies.
REDDIT R NOSLEEP PATCH
r/nosleep is a notorious picking patch for people who take stories, read them aloud, pair their narrations with some eerie imagery, and post the video online without crediting the original r/nosleep author. In 2011, a group of them launched the official NoSleep Podcast, which has been airing every week since, featuring volunteer storytellers and narrators.īut while The NoSleep Podcast has permission from everyone whose content is being used, some other narrators don’t. Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories SubscribeĪs r/nosleep’s trove of clever creepiness has grown, it’s drawn in narrators who want to take stories from text to audio.
0 kommentar(er)
