When he was more active a few years back he despaired profusely and explicitly about wanting his old fame back and for those ex-fans to accept him as the anime girl pop star he believed he was.
Only 1 other person has put up a new time within the last full calendar year.
I was thinking the same thing. I get that there are barely any viewers and the few he hasn't scared off at this point are probably used to him just repeating the same shit over and over again, but jesus christ do they not even pretend to care. It's like he's shadowbanned because nobody is even remotely interacting with what he's writing.
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Sorry man I'm relatively new to this platform and don't know how to archive stuff. If you can shoot me a link if there's a quick how-to, I'd appreciate it. And when I post the links (when he's live), it isn't members only. It only switches to members only when he is done that particular stream.
You can use sites like y2mate.com to download youtube videos and then upload them here. There is either a 100MB or 150MB upload limit, so choose a resolution that will let you upload the archived video. If you're a computer toucher, you can figure out how to use command line programs like youtube-dl to download from lots of sites and programs like ffmpeg for encoding videos in better quality at lower file sizes. There are gui programs that use ffmpeg like Handbrake. A ghetto way to record livestreams is by using VLC player to watch a network stream and hitting the record button. Screenshot videos using the print screen button and then paste them into Paint, GIMP, Photoshop, etc then crop them and post them. You can also use browser addons like Fireshot to screencap entire webpages and use archive.md to archive websites. Don't use archive.org because they will purge archives.
Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64 don't even have Speedrunning categories on their wiki pages... what the hell is this nonsense.
Sometimes obscure Wikipedia pages like Castlevania 64 will get edited in ways that don't match the style or content guides and it doesn't get fixed because the mods don't notice.
I have no problem telling newfags to lurk more, but there isn't a point in telling someone who is trying to post useful information and just doesn't know how to fuck off. Very active users often don't know much about archiving because most of the userbase is on the forums talking about the cows, not actively getting info.
