Putting MLP animations on the deep web

[Plonkett 345]

Well it's already been known that making MLP animations with DHX assets will increase your chances of getting a C&D. However, would those chances diminish if you put those animations exclusively in the deep web? It seems likely that Hasbro would never find those animations there, they'd have to use things like TOR to reach them. There could even be Youtube-style sites on the deep web that would store many show-quality MLP animations. None of them would actually be on Youtube, and that's pretty much the first place Hasbro would go to.

 

Think that sort of thing could actually work? Could animations actually have an advantage by doing this?

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

Even if you were to hide the animations in this fashion, it would be cumbersome and they wouldn't get a lot of views because many Bronies likely wouldn't bother with it.

 

It'd be a temporary solution at best. If you're desperate enough to protect your animations from Hasbro, then go for it, but I don't think it's a viable method in the long run.

[Cyan Blue 946]

The deep web is a bad place, very bad.

[Digit 321]

Goibg to the deep web is like going into moria, nothing but trolls that killed everyone.

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

The deep web is a bad place, very bad.

Goibg to the deep web is like going into moria, nothing but trolls that killed everyone.

 

Where exactly did you two get this idea that the "deep web" is some scary terribad place?

 

Sounds more like a fear out of unfamiliarity more than anything else.

[Cyan Blue 946]

Where exactly did you two get this idea that the "deep web" is some scary terribad place?

 

Sounds more like a fear out of unfamiliarity more than anything else.

 

Lot's of stuff I could get most likely warning points for.

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

Lot's of stuff I could get most likely warning points for.

 

You don't have to dig very deep on the web to find something to get warning points for.

 

I'm sure you just had a bad experience or a set of them and that tainted your view. The "deep web" is also useful for those who don't want to be tracked, which is a perfectly reasonable thing to want, and who want to keep their information private and away from prying eyes, which is also a perfectly reasonable thing to want.

 

The "deep web" is just like the normal "web", it has its bad and good parts but most people only seem to focus on the bad.

[Mlpfan185 1,763]

Something was here. Something was here. Something was here. Something was here. 

Edited October 10, 2018 by NONAME

[Solid 1,327]

Have a disclaimer: Like mlp fim and its respective characters are property of hasbro bla bla bla.

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

Have a disclaimer: Like mlp fim and its respective characters are property of hasbro bla bla bla.

 

That hasn't stopped a Cease and Desist and never will.

[Plonkett 345]

Even if you were to hide the animations in this fashion, it would be cumbersome and they wouldn't get a lot of views because many Bronies likely wouldn't bother with it.

 

It'd be a temporary solution at best. If you're desperate enough to protect your animations from Hasbro, then go for it, but I don't think it's a viable method in the long run.

 

I think a good method that could be done is tell about an animation they're making and tell people to leave a PM so the creator can give a link to the animation.

 

Besides, I'm sure there's a huge underground brony community that primarily resides in the deep web, and makes things that would baffle even the best known animators in the community (like Jananimations, Silly Filly Studios, and the COTN creators).

Edited July 23, 2014 by vgmaster9

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

I think a good method that could be done is tell about an animation they're making and tell people to leave a PM so the creator can give a link to the animation.

 

Besides, I'm sure there's a huge underground brony community that primarily resides in the deep web, and makes things that would baffle even the best known animators in the community (like Jananimations, Silly Filly Studios, and the COTN creators).

 

That still wouldn't get the animation enough attention. Like I said, most Bronies wouldn't go for it, and they wouldn't be able to get the word out fast enough through PMs alone. Can you imagine how many PMs they'd have to hand out? Not to mention eventually the link would get leaked and then everyone would know where it is.

 

I don't know about that. As much as I love underground movements, I doubt there's an underground Brony community making anything that could rival Jananimations.

Edited July 24, 2014 by Rainflow Cash

[Sigma 768]

Many people view the deep web as a haven for the lowest of the low. With that in mind, anti-bronies will likely have a field day by using brony deep web usage in guilt by association.

[Thunderlane 550]

Only thing is, hardly any people will see it if it is on the deep web. Unless I missed something and everyone goes on it now.

[Plonkett 345]

That still wouldn't get the animation enough attention. Like I said, most Bronies wouldn't go for it, and they wouldn't be able to get the word out fast enough through PMs alone. Can you imagine how many PMs they'd have to hand out? Not to mention eventually the link would get leaked and then everyone would know where it is.

 

I don't know about that. As much as I love underground movements, I doubt there's an underground Brony community making anything that could rival Jananimations.

 

The internet is a massive place, so anything is possible. Jananimations could be making animations for the deep web for all we know.

 

There could be some sites that organize ultra-secret underground meetups in remote and secluded abandoned places, showcasing various animations that can never be shown on Youtube or any other surface web site. Some animations they show could be really dark stuff, kinda like this.

Edited July 25, 2014 by vgmaster9

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

The internet is a massive place, so anything is possible. Jananimations could be making animations for the deep web for all we know.

 

There could be some sites that organize ultra-secret underground meetups in remote and secluded abandoned places, showcasing various animations that can never be shown on Youtube or any other surface web site. Some animations they show could be really dark stuff, kinda like this.

 

That would be a spectacular waste of time since no one is going to see the animations.

 

Sounds like a fantastic idea now that you put it like that. I want to see underground meetups where we make nothing but videos of ponies getting high. That would be the life.

[Freewave 1,145]

Nah you don't want to hide your material from your audience. Especially if its limited to low bandwidth connections and sketchy guilt by association.

 

I believe that they could easily be using torrents via yayponies, tumblrs, or a blogspot or something. Even using Vevo isn't a bad alternative for pg-13 stuff that would normally have a harder time on youtube. Deep web?  Why bother.

[Plonkett 345]

Sounds like a fantastic idea now that you put it like that. I want to see underground meetups where we make nothing but videos of ponies getting high. That would be the life.

 

Many of them could not only be really dark and gritty stuff (as well as realy depressing), but also lots of porn and even sicker stuff.

Edited July 26, 2014 by vgmaster9

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

Many of them could not only be really dark and gritty stuff (as well as realy depressing), but also lots of porn and even sicker stuff.

 

Sicker than porn?

 

So we're going to have flash animations of Equestria Girls?

[Plonkett 345]

Sicker than porn?

 

So we're going to have flash animations of Equestria Girls?

 

Basically stuff like scat, watersports, and whatnot.

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

Basically stuff like scat, watersports, and whatnot.

 

*Wipes brow*

 

That's a relief.

 

But I doubt Hasbro will seek out porn animations and hoof out Cease and Desists anyway, so I'm sure animations of that nature are safe in the first place. They don't get too wide spread after all.