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What time you streaming tonight P3DZ? Going to stream later on also so don't want to clash with you

The Doom Spoon wrote:Awesome I'll be streaming from about 7pm tonight!

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Gonna play more SotN.

End of the Nintendo Creators Program & Information about New Guidelines
We are ending the Nintendo Creators Program (NCP) to make it easier for content creators to make and monetize videos that contain Nintendo game content. We will no longer ask creators to submit their videos to the NCP, and creators can continue showing their passion for Nintendo by following Nintendo’s guidelines, located at https://www.nintendo.co.jp/networkservi ... index.html.

The NCP will come to a close at the end of December 2018. Please note that we are no longer accepting videos and channels, and will not review any that have been submitted, but not yet registered. The NCP website will be taken down on March 20, 2019.

We appreciate and encourage the continued support of content creators, and thank them for their dedication to helping us create smiles.

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Nintendo Game Content Guidelines
for Online Video & Image Sharing Platforms
November 29, 2018

We are humbled every day by your loyalty and passion for Nintendo's games, characters and worlds, and respect that you want to be able to express yourself creatively by sharing your own original videos and images using content from our games.

As long as you follow some basic rules, we will not object to your use of gameplay footage and/or screenshots captured from games for which Nintendo owns the copyright ("Nintendo Game Content") in the content you create for appropriate video and image sharing sites. To help guide you, we prepared the following guidelines:

You may monetize your videos and channels using the monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo. Other forms of monetization of our intellectual property for commercial purposes are not permitted.
We encourage you to create videos that include your creative input and commentary. Videos and images that contain mere copies of Nintendo Game Content without creative input or commentary are not permitted. You may, however, post gameplay videos and screenshots using Nintendo system features, such as the Capture Button on Nintendo Switch, without additional input or commentary.
You are only permitted to use Nintendo Game Content that has been officially released, or from promotional materials officially released by Nintendo (such as product trailers or Nintendo Directs).
If you want to use the intellectual property of a third party, you are responsible for obtaining any necessary third-party permissions.
You are not permitted to imply or state that your videos are officially affiliated with or sponsored by Nintendo.
We reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with these Guidelines.
Please understand that we will not be able to respond to individual inquiries regarding these Guidelines. Also, we may update these Guidelines from time to time, so please refer to the latest version before sharing your content.

Frequently Asked Questions: Nintendo Game Content Guidelines for Online Video & Image Sharing Platforms

Q1:What types of content are acceptable under the Guidelines? What types of content are not acceptable?
A1:We encourage you to use Nintendo Game Content in videos and images that feature your creative input and commentary. For example, Let's Play videos and video game reviews are within the scope of the Guidelines.
However, you may not simply upload or livestream an existing Nintendo video, gameplay footage without your own creative input, or a copy of content created by someone else. For example, mere copies of Nintendo promotional trailers, tournaments, music soundtracks, gameplay sequences, and art collections are outside the scope of the Guidelines.
Q2:Do the Guidelines only cover video uploads, or can I livestream my videos as well?
A2:Yes, the Guidelines cover both uploads and livestreams.
Q3:What do you mean by "appropriate video and image sharing websites"?
A3:We generally accept most commonly used video and image sharing platforms such as, but not limited to, YouTube, Twitch, and Instagram. However, we reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines.
Q4:What exactly are the "monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo" as referred to in the Guidelines?
A4:Currently, the "monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo" include the following*:
Facebook -Facebook Game Streamer, Facebook Level Up Program;
Niconico Douga/Niconico Live- Niconico Creators Program, Niconico Channel;
OPENREC.tv - OPENREC Creators Program;
Twitch - Twitch Affiliate Program and Twitch Partner Program;
Twitter - Amplify Publisher Program; and
YouTube - YouTube Partner Program.
*Subject to be updated

Q5:Can I sell content that I create and upload or livestream on a sharing platform if it includes Nintendo Game Content?
A5:No, you may not sell any videos, music, or images that you created using Nintendo Game Content.
Q6:Can I create, upload, and livestream content that is based on other Nintendo intellectual property, outside of gameplay footage and screenshots (such as, fan art)?
A6:The Guidelines only cover the sharing of Nintendo Game Content on appropriate video and image sharing sites. Any other use of Nintendo's intellectual property and creation of content outside of this scope is subject to the relevant laws of the applicable jurisdiction. Nintendo cannot provide legal advice to you, so we encourage you to seek your own legal counsel if you have any questions about whether your particular proposed use is permitted.
Q7:What if I record someone playing an unreleased game at a public event, such as a gaming expo?
A7:Please keep in mind that most public events have filming guidelines, and you are responsible for following those guidelines. If you are unsure, please check with on-site staff before uploading or livestreaming your video. We also reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines.
Q8:I am planning to host a gaming tournament using Nintendo video games, and upload or livestream a video of that tournament on the applicable video and image sharing sites. Are these activities subject to the Guidelines?
A8:Uploading and livestreaming Nintendo Game Content from a Nintendo-authorized or licensed tournament is within the scope of and subject to the Guidelines. However, hosting a tournament is a separate activity that is outside the scope of the Guidelines.
Q9:Under the Guidelines, can corporate entities upload or livestream videos and screenshots using Nintendo Game Content?
A9:The Guidelines are only applicable to individual consumers using Nintendo Game Content.
Q10:Will there be cases where Nintendo will remove content from sharing platforms?
A10:Yes, we reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines. In some cases, Nintendo may take down videos on behalf of our third-party partners.
Q11:What do you mean by content that is "unlawful, infringing, or inappropriate"?
A11:Examples of unlawful, infringing, or inappropriate content include, but are not limited to, content that incorporates Nintendo intellectual property and:
Violates applicable laws;
Infringes the intellectual property rights of Nintendo; and/or
Features pirated Nintendo software.

Cheeky Devlin wrote:Praise be Nintendo have cancelled their stupid Creators Program for videos and livestreams!

End of the Nintendo Creators Program & Information about New Guidelines
We are ending the Nintendo Creators Program (NCP) to make it easier for content creators to make and monetize videos that contain Nintendo game content. We will no longer ask creators to submit their videos to the NCP, and creators can continue showing their passion for Nintendo by following Nintendo’s guidelines, located at https://www.nintendo.co.jp/networkservi ... index.html.

The NCP will come to a close at the end of December 2018. Please note that we are no longer accepting videos and channels, and will not review any that have been submitted, but not yet registered. The NCP website will be taken down on March 20, 2019.

We appreciate and encourage the continued support of content creators, and thank them for their dedication to helping us create smiles.

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Nintendo Game Content Guidelines
for Online Video & Image Sharing Platforms
November 29, 2018

We are humbled every day by your loyalty and passion for Nintendo's games, characters and worlds, and respect that you want to be able to express yourself creatively by sharing your own original videos and images using content from our games.

As long as you follow some basic rules, we will not object to your use of gameplay footage and/or screenshots captured from games for which Nintendo owns the copyright ("Nintendo Game Content") in the content you create for appropriate video and image sharing sites. To help guide you, we prepared the following guidelines:

You may monetize your videos and channels using the monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo. Other forms of monetization of our intellectual property for commercial purposes are not permitted.
We encourage you to create videos that include your creative input and commentary. Videos and images that contain mere copies of Nintendo Game Content without creative input or commentary are not permitted. You may, however, post gameplay videos and screenshots using Nintendo system features, such as the Capture Button on Nintendo Switch, without additional input or commentary.
You are only permitted to use Nintendo Game Content that has been officially released, or from promotional materials officially released by Nintendo (such as product trailers or Nintendo Directs).
If you want to use the intellectual property of a third party, you are responsible for obtaining any necessary third-party permissions.
You are not permitted to imply or state that your videos are officially affiliated with or sponsored by Nintendo.
We reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with these Guidelines.
Please understand that we will not be able to respond to individual inquiries regarding these Guidelines. Also, we may update these Guidelines from time to time, so please refer to the latest version before sharing your content.

Frequently Asked Questions: Nintendo Game Content Guidelines for Online Video & Image Sharing Platforms

Q1:What types of content are acceptable under the Guidelines? What types of content are not acceptable?
A1:We encourage you to use Nintendo Game Content in videos and images that feature your creative input and commentary. For example, Let's Play videos and video game reviews are within the scope of the Guidelines.
However, you may not simply upload or livestream an existing Nintendo video, gameplay footage without your own creative input, or a copy of content created by someone else. For example, mere copies of Nintendo promotional trailers, tournaments, music soundtracks, gameplay sequences, and art collections are outside the scope of the Guidelines.
Q2:Do the Guidelines only cover video uploads, or can I livestream my videos as well?
A2:Yes, the Guidelines cover both uploads and livestreams.
Q3:What do you mean by "appropriate video and image sharing websites"?
A3:We generally accept most commonly used video and image sharing platforms such as, but not limited to, YouTube, Twitch, and Instagram. However, we reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines.
Q4:What exactly are the "monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo" as referred to in the Guidelines?
A4:Currently, the "monetization methods separately specified by Nintendo" include the following*:
Facebook -Facebook Game Streamer, Facebook Level Up Program;
Niconico Douga/Niconico Live- Niconico Creators Program, Niconico Channel;
OPENREC.tv - OPENREC Creators Program;
Twitch - Twitch Affiliate Program and Twitch Partner Program;
Twitter - Amplify Publisher Program; and
YouTube - YouTube Partner Program.
*Subject to be updated

Q5:Can I sell content that I create and upload or livestream on a sharing platform if it includes Nintendo Game Content?
A5:No, you may not sell any videos, music, or images that you created using Nintendo Game Content.
Q6:Can I create, upload, and livestream content that is based on other Nintendo intellectual property, outside of gameplay footage and screenshots (such as, fan art)?
A6:The Guidelines only cover the sharing of Nintendo Game Content on appropriate video and image sharing sites. Any other use of Nintendo's intellectual property and creation of content outside of this scope is subject to the relevant laws of the applicable jurisdiction. Nintendo cannot provide legal advice to you, so we encourage you to seek your own legal counsel if you have any questions about whether your particular proposed use is permitted.
Q7:What if I record someone playing an unreleased game at a public event, such as a gaming expo?
A7:Please keep in mind that most public events have filming guidelines, and you are responsible for following those guidelines. If you are unsure, please check with on-site staff before uploading or livestreaming your video. We also reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines.
Q8:I am planning to host a gaming tournament using Nintendo video games, and upload or livestream a video of that tournament on the applicable video and image sharing sites. Are these activities subject to the Guidelines?
A8:Uploading and livestreaming Nintendo Game Content from a Nintendo-authorized or licensed tournament is within the scope of and subject to the Guidelines. However, hosting a tournament is a separate activity that is outside the scope of the Guidelines.
Q9:Under the Guidelines, can corporate entities upload or livestream videos and screenshots using Nintendo Game Content?
A9:The Guidelines are only applicable to individual consumers using Nintendo Game Content.
Q10:Will there be cases where Nintendo will remove content from sharing platforms?
A10:Yes, we reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with the Guidelines. In some cases, Nintendo may take down videos on behalf of our third-party partners.
Q11:What do you mean by content that is "unlawful, infringing, or inappropriate"?
A11:Examples of unlawful, infringing, or inappropriate content include, but are not limited to, content that incorporates Nintendo intellectual property and:
Violates applicable laws;
Infringes the intellectual property rights of Nintendo; and/or
Features pirated Nintendo software.

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Jazzem wrote:

Kriken wrote:

jawafour wrote:

The Watching Artist wrote:

Yubel wrote:

Earfolds wrote:

The Doom Spoon wrote:

Gonna play more SotN.

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The Doom Spoon wrote:I'd be up for helping out if you're still looking for people to stream!

Is there a twitter and Instagram account set up for GRcade? Constant social media it's a good way to keep people engaged and informed. Plus if anyone can do some YouTube stuff to! Consistency is key to these things.

Also I'm going to be streaming some Rocket League in about 15 mins if anyone wants to tune in!

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I am very very sorry Doom for spoiling your stream, but that guy was strawberry floating wrong. I can't believe he tried to say that black people using the n-word is just as bad as white people and they should suffer the same punishment because black people aren't slaves anymore. FFFFUUUUUUUU.

The Doom Spoon wrote:

Pedz wrote:

the doom spoon wrote:

I am very very sorry Doom for spoiling your stream, but that guy was strawberry floating wrong. I can't believe he tried to say that black people using the n-word is just as bad as white people and they should suffer the same punishment because black people aren't slaves anymore. FFFFUUUUUUUU.

It's fine you didn't spoil it at all! To be fair the guy started it and was baiting both you and Jazzem into that conversation by being particularly dry in his responses. Hope you don't feel bad coz it's all good!

I will sort out some form of stream rules for future just incase. You guys are my priority as you're the ones who make it worth while be getting into streaming so it's my priority to make sure you're all having fun and not having to be dragged into those types of subjects!

Who is he anyway? Seen him pop up in a few streams now.

Pedz wrote:He first showed up in Krikens streams, and I think has come to all of ours, I thought he was a decent guy, as I had never seen anything bad from him, but Jazzem told me he said he was a Trump supporter in Krikens stream before.

Again, I am really sorry, I should have ignored it as it wasn't the place, but at the same time feel he should be told his views are wrong. Though he was, from the looks of it, way to stubborn to actually acknowledge any of the things I said and believes that White people should be allowed to say it if rappers can.

The Doom Spoon wrote:

Pedz wrote:He first showed up in Krikens streams, and I think has come to all of ours, I thought he was a decent guy, as I had never seen anything bad from him, but Jazzem told me he said he was a Trump supporter in Krikens stream before.

Again, I am really sorry, I should have ignored it as it wasn't the place, but at the same time feel he should be told his views are wrong. Though he was, from the looks of it, way to stubborn to actually acknowledge any of the things I said and believes that White people should be allowed to say it if rappers can.

Ahh right so he's not a member of the forum then! Yea Jazzem mentioned it to me as well. As I said he started it and I had a feeling he was going to cause trouble early on. I should of dealt with him and just banned his asss off the stream which would of solved a lot of this lol!

As I said don't feel bad! It's a learning curve for me and will help me tailor my channel to make it better!