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I thought I felt my ears burning. You know what my answer's going to be here :)
In the true spirit of Web 2.0, ubuntu and general stick-together-ness, Zoopy's your only real alternative. Besides being able to speak Afrikaans and know the frustrations of driving behind taxis, we do our best to respond to comments/feedback/requests with real changes as soon as possible. You can't say the same for Revver.
So let us know when you migrate over. We'll send you something special to welcome you home :)
Take care
Jason
I thought I felt my ears burning. You know what my answer's going to be here :)
In the true spirit of Web 2.0, ubuntu and general stick-together-ness, Zoopy's your only real alternative. Besides being able to speak Afrikaans and know the frustrations of driving behind taxis, we do our best to respond to comments/feedback/requests with real changes as soon as possible. You can't say the same for Revver.
So let us know when you migrate over. We'll send you something special to welcome you home :)
Take care
Jason
The videos haven't been uploaded anywhere as far as I know. Ultimately you'll get them if I have anything to do with it.
At the same time, I am enjoying my experiments with Revver and Vimeo. There are some nice little things on both sites which take standard video sharing a step or two further and which distinguish them.
The videos haven't been uploaded anywhere as far as I know. Ultimately you'll get them if I have anything to do with it.
At the same time, I am enjoying my experiments with Revver and Vimeo. There are some nice little things on both sites which take standard video sharing a step or two further and which distinguish them.
The one thing I'll take the time to say for Revver, is that we're pretty universally considered to be the site that pays the most, and pays most fairly. We share 50% with video creators, and we leverage Creative Commons licensing to make sure the creator is not just well paid, but well protected.
If these are things that are important to you -- and they're not important to all video creators -- we may be the best option. If not, we'll look forward to seeing who you choose and what we can do to improve our game.
The one thing I'll take the time to say for Revver, is that we're pretty universally considered to be the site that pays the most, and pays most fairly. We share 50% with video creators, and we leverage Creative Commons licensing to make sure the creator is not just well paid, but well protected.
If these are things that are important to you -- and they're not important to all video creators -- we may be the best option. If not, we'll look forward to seeing who you choose and what we can do to improve our game.
Thanks for your comment. I really enjoy using your service so far. I like the revenue share bit and the use of CC licenses (our content is licensed using CC licenses). I actually plan on doing more video when I get my Nokia N95 with its 640x480 video.
Thanks for your comment. I really enjoy using your service so far. I like the revenue share bit and the use of CC licenses (our content is licensed using CC licenses). I actually plan on doing more video when I get my Nokia N95 with its 640x480 video.