There was a channel on Youtube called Jack Smith that had some of the best Domingo Legal and and CM pie hits, even named the models. I can't find the youtube channel anymore. Is that content posted anywhere else? Will Jack Smith make a return anytime soon?

Possibly taken down for "Domingo Legal" reasons.

Unfortunately YouTube took down my channel. I'm in the process of reuploading the content, though it will likely take a few weeks due to the sheer number of videos.

A recent video I uploaded was also removed from Youtube. (Domingo Legal reasons too)
I'll stop for a while to upload videos. I'm not going to take the risk to get strike.

That made me think in some things:

Do they know about us, and they are troubled about the idea of we are talking about them? So that's the reason they are erasing the youtube edits, blocking the videos out of Brazil, making only the men getting dirty, etc.?

In that case, should we even stop posting the links here? And only talk about them? (I think, freedom of expression, we still have...)

Cant we just have an anomymizer thingy for URL links, that means they can't see the clicks are coming from us.

All links could be sent through http://href.li

The only issue there is if that website ceases to exist then that would break every link. It would be able to be fixed by MM in the database. But if something like that is used then that suggests we've got something to hide and I don't know how everyone feels about that.

I'm almost certain the youtube video owners can see where people viewing their videos have come from (the referral header) and where their videos are embedded. So they will be aware of UMD but I kind of expect they get plenty of traffic from other fetish or fan sites.

I'd expect it's to do with copyright issues rather than them being troubled about us talking about them.

Yeah some copyright owners are notoriously strict in regards to their copyright such as Domino Legal and good old Viacom. I had a certain Nickelodeon sliming from 2004 up on YouTube for a year then it was randomly taken down manually by Viacom while copies on other channels remain. There's also other Nickelodeon slimings on my channel that are still up. Not sure of the logic tbh.

I think they just like to target channels that post a large amount of their content. Jack Smith had tons of clips from that one pie show so it's unsurprising it was targeted and the channel nuked.

9 times out of 10 the copyrighted content is tagged immediately.

The fact that you got away with it for a long time (and only got caught after posting 100s of clips) is probably proof that SBT is LESS on top of things than most companies.

Wow...so you really thing the producers of this show look at your posts here, think "hey, these guys like this, and we can't have that", and then proceed to stop creating content that makes them money?

We call that paranoia, you should really get it checked out.

What platform/channel will you be uploading the content on?