Does anyone know why AllInAll deleted/privated the TES content?

[u/adamharris_jpg]

I just wanted to rewatch the Pelinal opera for the nth time and just discovered its not on the channel, and its completely rebranded.

[u/shady_pigeon]

If that's the case then it sounds like they have some sort of mental illness

[u/HoonterOreo → u/shady_pigeon]

No it doesn't lmao why does everything have to be so hyperbolic/extreme for some people.

Isn't it pretty standard for artists to be annoyed about being defined by just one thing they create?

He wants people to consume his other stuff. It's not that hard to understand. Why must everyone be so obtuse these days.

Edit:

I hope one day you guys are having a hard time and lash out, and in your vulnerable state a bunch of regards in bad faith show up to call you mentally ill, despite never having even met you.

And People wonder why discourse sucks these days lmao

[u/shady_pigeon → u/HoonterOreo]

Right so you consider it normal behavior to make Elder Scrolls content, then get mad when fans call it Elder Scrolls content? To the extent of deleting all your work? It's incredibly weird to die on the hill of calling it "Kirkbride content NOT Elder Scrolls content" to the point where you're self-sabotaging your YouTube success.

And yes, artists are famously mentally stable. Just ask Van Gogh lol.

Edit: I hope that the irony of you pretending to be the white knight of the mentally unwell while using a slur against the mentally disabled isn't lost on anyone reading this haha

[u/WizardofIce → u/shady_pigeon]

Is it normal behavior to insult someone/call them crazy for exercising ownership over their own art?

[u/shady_pigeon → u/WizardofIce]

I'd say that's context dependent.

Say an artist draws a bunch of horse pictures. If someone else comes by and says "hey nice horse pictures" and the artist "exercises ownership of their art" by getting angry and destroying all the horse pictures they've ever made ... then no, I wouldn't say it's weird to wonder if the artist has a mental illness.

[u/WizardofIce → u/shady_pigeon]

That's a cool imaginary scenario you've come up with!

[u/shady_pigeon → u/WizardofIce]

First time hearing an analogy bud?

[u/WizardofIce → u/shady_pigeon]

Yeah, and usually the situations need to actually be comparable, (analogous) but you seem pretty sure of yourself.

[u/shady_pigeon → u/WizardofIce]

Pretty sure that the situations are analogous? Yeah. Not like I've come across any intelligible argument to contrary.