we should stop posting explanations on youtube

[reality bender]

yo everyone I'm back .nice new forums. anyway i recently did a trick at school, and i usually get good reactions from it. However this time the girls like "oh i saw how to do that on youtube." It made me think that we should use alternative sites that dont share the videos publicly. I found photobucket. You can upload videos with the same size requirement as youtube (<100mb) and sign up is really easy. best of all it doesn't share you videos unless you want it to. it has the image code and html code. (which one of those is the embeded code, andyone know?) Please post you views on this matter.

[acrogers1]

yeah, that happened to me!

i did indecent for a group of kids,
and my friend came up to me the next day saying that he saw how i did it by watching a youtube vid

[magick]

well its to late to worry about exposure now....its what made most of you magicians...

now the only solution is to do better magic. drop the simple stuff and get some real skills.

im a firm believer that for every person that says something, there are another ten that are thinking it.

if someone says to you "i saw that on youtube"...then drop that effect and never do it again.

[baseballfire]

i agree
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[reality bender]

i agree
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with who? lol

[Dummyisdumb]

Really, it can't stop. It should stay, cause there's nothing we can do bout it!!!

Also, the chances of them finding a trick on youtube, is very slim.

And please don't tell me you told them the name of the trick. And you're probably doing a pretty crummy trick if it's on Youtube.

So, no, there's nothin we can do.