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IF this is in relation to our Follow The Leader event, I just have to say yes sir. You do have the right to watch something you paid for. You paid to watch it live once, twice max. If you went & recorded the feed to watch it at home i have 1 thing to say: If you recorded it because your that much of a battle fan & you want to watch this over again & again on that ppv footage than fine. BUT Please KEEP It OFF Youtube! We recorded the entire event on great cameras that you guys loved from March Madness & we're gonna put them out on youtube looking CRISPY!! You'll enjoy it more w/ the audio & video being even better than the live feed was. I know your gonna prolly say "Well you guys take so long to put out footage"... We will be diligent bout getting this footy to youtube but honestly quality takes time. Its the reason that all the vids being posted aren't exactly the best QUALITY. & For a forum that constantly criticizes the "Quality Of Battle Videos" it seems kinda funny you or anyone who feels that way would wanna watch these vids, they look like bootleg movie footage... Wouldn't you rather let it go for awhile wait till the vids drop so the absence of remembering the lines will make them have the same impact as when you first heard them when you finally get to see/hear them again?! Either way. If you DID Record the battles you are well within your right to watch at your own leisure but IF you post them onto youtube so the world that DIDN'T pay can watch over & over before we get to post the footage your NOT within your rights. Plain & Simple. You paid for a PPV event. You paid. You watched. You recorded. You watch again at HOME in the PRIVACY of your home. BUT IF You Attempt to produce a product that the world can see, a product that's OURS to present beyond the PPV feed you paid for... YOU'RE NOT WITHIN YOUR RIGHTS ANYMORE.
Sincerely,
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Sincerely,
Paragraphs Vega
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