What the..., What's going on?

[scripter]

I've just spent quite some time putting together a Tsunami 'how to' video. I took at look at the Moviestorm Movies page and was like...Whoa!!! Does everybody call themselves Delores now? The 1st 3 to 4 pages have been taken over by someone called Delores (2-3 days now). I noticed that a few good shorts have been relegated to no-man's land, Alteregotrip's being one of them

If I was a person checking out Moviestorm for the 1st time, I think I'd run a mile in the opposite direction, unless of course, you're all called Delores!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Whatta waste!

Dean

[lucindamc123]

The series isn't spam. The filmmaker is a Moviestorm user and heck we all can upload as many movies as we want to. And most other movies are getting more views than her soap opera anyway.

[Yarmond]

The series isn't spam. The filmmaker is a Moviestorm user and heck we all can upload as many movies as we want to. And most other movies are getting more views than her soap opera anyway.

I wasn't suggesting that the series itself is "spam", but rather the way it was constantly being uploaded over a period of days was "spamful".

I understand that we all have the right to upload videos to this site, but I'm not sure if uploading several 30 second clips to advertise a person's show is the best use of this right. I think it would have been so much better for the person to have just uploaded one "commercial" type video instead. This one video would have gotten a lot more views than any of their 30 seconds videos did, and other people's works would still be on the main page, meaning they would have gotten more views as well. In this situation, everyone wins.

I just don't think the way the person chose to go about advertising their show was right. This is of course, just my stupid, completely useless opinion.