Get fired up!

The period of falling has been too long.

I might use it if it goes back to the very early days when there was only illegal uploads.

Lately, I’ve been endlessly watching Vocaloid gameplay commentary on Desuman, and my lifestyle has become terrible.

Now it’s not unauthorized reproduction but rather clips and multi-posts by the person authorized by the terms, so it has gotten better.

Well, it’s not that I’m breaking any rules, but there isn’t really an element that says it has to be here after all.

Rather, it was the heyday of unauthorized reproduction and its manipulation.

The cause of the decline is that it has become strangely well-behaved.

When I watch the initial videos of F, they overflow with incredible jealousy, and it still makes me tremble even now.

It’s sad that I can’t see past comments anymore…

It’s only natural that anime scene compilations and illegal uploads are disappearing rapidly, but it’s sad.

Dizziness occurs.

I wonder what the current ranking is.

It’s like a worthless video with hardly any views is at the top.

You probably want to become beautiful, but your appeal was being dirty, so even if you try to be beautiful now, there are already places doing beauty, making you second-rate or less.

It seems it will gradually become a little-known video sharing site as it declines.

The Shiny Colors shrimp massage has exceeded 1 million views, you know?

>>23

That was a classic hit from a Death Man after a long time.

There is no continuation.

After the incident, there really isn’t anything to see anymore.

I’ve actually been on YouTube the whole time.

I wish YouTube would add a feature to stream comments.

It looks like Inmu has completely become YouTube’s main focus now.

I like content that can be enjoyed without much emphasis on people.

It’s not about who made it, but about what exists.

A video that has 20 million views on YouTube only has about 1 million here, huh?

When one thing becomes popular, it gets overwhelmed by imitations, making the rankings unbearable to look at, so I only started watching anime.

>>33

While erotic dreams are out of the question, it seems that both Yukkuris and Voiceroid are being monetized normally now, and aren’t there quite a few that openly do so in their videos?

There are also crazy tag spammers who can only express their desire for self-assertion through reposting.

I wonder why it’s ranked and has comments…

In the end, the recommendation system allows you to watch a variety of videos, which is beneficial for the posters.

What I want to see on Deathman and what I want to see on YouTube are clearly separated.

I prefer the Love Warrior-kun and the Death Man…

If both are available on YouTube and here, I prefer to watch it here to some extent.

To be honest, the player is crap.

The overwhelming amount of reprints is unbearable on YouTube.

Especially short

>>45

Honestly, the funniest thing on YouTube is the illegal clips from TV… like Shabekuri, Yofukashi, and IPPON.

Some anti-vaccine people have been stuck in the rankings for a long time.

Most user-created players are not good at all.

Well, it’s true that looking at the rankings gives a strong sense of impending doom…

>>49

Aren’t the views a bit low…?

>>50

It ranks in the top 10,000 in terms of 24-hour momentum, but if it’s on YouTube, it could reach a million in a week, so it’s not that much, right?

>>61

If it’s YouTube, it’ll reach a million in a day.

To be honest, I understand the feeling of not wanting to post because the level of civility is low.

The overall level of civility isn’t very good anywhere, but when there are comments, it becomes easily visualized.

I feel that the decline really accelerated because of that hacking incident.

>>53

It had been slowly declining over the past few years, but now it’s rapidly accelerating the loss of people.

I want a feature that goes full screen when I pull it up.

>>54

It exists properly, just with different controls than Tube.

You just need to do it with a pinch gesture.

The new Arcadia works are being released almost every year, and before I knew it, it has become the world’s number one Arcadia fan site…

I’m watching old Douhetshow and Hanatare Nax videos here.

In fact, I think it’s not good to see too much of rankings and searches.

When there are many people and various works are being played, it’s good, but once it stagnates or becomes stagnant, only the same ones start to hit.

It’s already over at the point where there’s no one to earn from, so we can’t earn, and because we can’t earn, the videos don’t increase, creating a negative spiral.

Rather than criticizing compared to others, it’s better to positively enjoy the lost time.

The degree of depopulation is amazing.

Are people who upload to YouTube saying that just posting is a hassle?

Nicoid has been resurrected…

It’s not a new story that the rankings are almost filled with the usual faces…

I haven’t looked since I forgot my password.

I know a few live streaming sites, but I don’t know any video posting sites other than YouTube and Nico Nico…

I have no interest in Voiceroid, so there’s really nothing I want to watch.

>>71

I’m the opposite of that.

It is a good thing that there is a division of habitat.

I was told to reset my password, and it got annoying, so I stopped looking at it.

I think the “inmu” type has too many search obstructions and it’s not watchable without using an extension.

The management isn’t going to deal with the harassment of sensitive content at this point.

Dizziness!

After retiring due to post restrictions, I was told that if you have a high level, you can impose any restrictions you want.

>>75

Make Japanese a little easier to understand.

>>77

Regular users have a limit on the number of videos they can post.

Each account has a user level attached to it.

A feature was implemented a few years ago that removes posting restrictions once a certain level is reached.

However, people who stopped posting on Nico Nico due to the posting restrictions don’t know about that update, so they haven’t come back.

>>103

It’s nonsensical to impose restrictions on video uploads on a site that is fundamentally based on videos.

That’s why it’s declining.

>>103

That’s a lifesaver.

What’s left is already

Bokakore App

Voiceroid

dream

Various other things

Just four of them.

When it gets to this point, it’s just a brain disorder, right? The vandalism of the “dream” tag.

Well, until now, we’ve kind of been like a nuisance as well.

>>79

I was thinking that the poster who had been causing tag abuse for a while finally stopped caring about their demeanor.

I laughed upon realizing it was because my home was identified, making it like Hasekara.

I did it!

It was originally a site where everyone watched erotic anime together.

I’m still watching Z-kai and Death Note MADs because they’re still active.

I want to watch only the erotic dream with comments.

The image quality is crap…

If you’re followed by a lot of premium members, you’ll receive services equivalent to premium membership. I think the management here is interesting.

Erotic!

It was great to see unedited adult videos airing only at midnight.

>>90

I’ve been shown the Persona 4 PV so much that it’s stuck in my brain.

>>90

How many years ago was that uncle?

I watch because I like commenting and seeing things flow part by part.

You have to comment on Tubes at least once.

>>80

It was conveniently imposed on me…

I noticed that even videos longer than 31 minutes no longer have degraded quality, but I wonder when that started.

I no longer know if the number of people has decreased or if the appeal of my videos has declined.

>>94

I don’t know what kind of videos you’re posting, but I definitely think it’s the former.

I think it’s praiseworthy that the annoying news links that appeared over the videos during the hacking incident have disappeared.

On the contrary, I didn’t understand the meaning of content that used to be considered hidden unless it was premium; normally, it should be the other way around.

Isn’t it naive to claim to be the biggest player in the adult dream industry just because a sukokoi song became a hit?

The monster causes dizziness!

I can see the Monster Theater.

Recently, I only watch Voiceroid videos.

Metan is singing.

>>104

The people behind human rights violation content are annoyingly good at conditioning, and I’m frustrated but I keep looping and listening to it.

Websites that have declined due to the spread of anti-profit ideology.

>>105

The fact that investments were stopped for the merger with Kadokawa is completely unrelated; it’s just that it has become a holistic issue.

I feel that game commentary videos with Yukkuri or Voiceroid are best around this level.

If the site is functioning, I have no particular complaints.

I thought it was a free erotic dream industry, but then I saw battles between posters and overly ideological gays, and I thought it was ridiculous.

Even with around 10,000 views on a video of the steps, it’s incredible that it can still reach number one; that’s really something.

In a gaming stream on YouTube with about 500 viewers, where spoilers are prohibited…

In that case, why not just do it alone instead of streaming?

Sometimes I make a comment and close the stream as a playful act.

>>113

That’s right.

It’s not interesting in a place that’s seriously depopulated.

Because thousands will flow away.

>>113

The gap in perception between viewers and streamers is as deep as the Mariana Trench…

Who likes that “Women vs Series” stuff anyway?

The video of the wooden walkway has become the main content of that particular genre, and the reason for that seems to be that there is nothing else to watch since the other content has ended, which seems hopeless.

When it comes to AI, YouTube is growing exponentially.

There is definitely a enjoyment that can only be obtained at the D-Anime Niconico branch rather than just Niconico.

>>119

Regular anime feels insufficient lately; especially the recent ones have too many gags, and I start wanting a flowing commentary.

Uncle Braiger was also 10 years ago.

I can’t keep watching YouTube videos; I can’t even get into the habit.

>>121

If you watch a short, you’ll quickly become complacent.

>>114

I liked it back when the counteroffensive was properly used.

>>124

The comments started to get intense without flowing smoothly, and the streamer became troubled, so they ended up gaining a successful experience.

It was only that first time that I didn’t close it, so I don’t know about the ones after that.

A few years ago, when videos of mouse abuse and misogyny started to rank, it seemed doomed, but truly no new content emerged from that, and the number of people continued to decline.

The flowing comments of this thing were revolutionary.

I was thinking that the YouTube screen is a bit lacking, and then I found someone making a YouTube comment scrolling plugin, which is great…

What happened to the NicoNico Live that kicked out the dark community? Did it become clean?

I don’t know about YouTube, but on Twitch, you can tell if it’s your first comment, so that play might not be very meaningful…

>>133

You’re here, right?

It’s sad that older videos have more comments and are more interesting, while the recent ones aren’t growing as much.

I wonder if it’s going to be tough unless we make daily streaming or set it as a requirement.

If it’s true, it’s boring, and if it’s a lie, it’s even more worthless.

“It’s okay to die.”

Simply, the number of people has decreased, and so have the comments.

So it’s been a thing for such a long time, huh, Inmu?

>>139

If I think about it from the beginning of TDN, I’ve been alive for over 20 years.

For now, let’s just delete it without touching it.

It’s like a foundation that would collapse if kicked out, even though it’s an adult site.

Niconico was hacked and closed down.

It was fun recently when we were playing past videos.

>>143

That was an event where I could feel the decline of Nico Nico rapidly, especially starting around 2010.

>>146

In the end, everyone was only having fun at the beginning…

It’s gotten a lot better, but sometimes I wonder why it still has this kind of specification in this day and age…

Time shift, etc.

Isn’t it that about 80% of normal operations are bad?

It’s really nice that I can mute things that don’t match my preferences from the search results.

Both Nico and YouTube expanded and grew due to the early era of unauthorized reproduction copyright infringement erotic grotesque nonsense videos.

I believe that the presence or absence of a stance to control them, even if not to eliminate them, after becoming larger was the turning point of fate.

>>150

That may be one reason, but it’s definitely about financial power.

>>154

YouTube has started investing in infrastructure early while leaving the deletion decisions to AI, and even if there are oversights, they seem to be okay with it now…

The fact that there was a tremendous opportunity for growth on English-speaking sites in the first place is also significant.

>>170

If Niconico is going to use the money it has gathered for its own development and to acquire other companies for global expansion to compete in the world, it would first need to step onto the arena, but if the management team isn’t exceptionally skilled, it would be difficult to even get there.

So there is no winning.

I know that it’s become common for certain crazy individual streamers who stream almost every day and reach 300 hours of streaming time in a month to surpass 10,000 followers.

The peak was when the gameplay videos and streamers were flowing into YouTube and it all ended at once.

It was originally an unlawful site, and that’s certainly true for YouTube as well.

I can only say that it took 10 years too long to get rid of the dark influences.

Why do I have to listen to a creepy guy’s voice in a Voiceroid video?

>>168

There was more overseas demand than I expected, so we did respond to some extent, but ultimately, our service is consistently aimed at the Japanese domestic market.

Rather, it is still larger than I thought, considering it is aimed at the Japanese market.

>>168

There was no money; rather, the condition for the merger with Kadokawa was to achieve individual profitability, so we halted investments and fled to managing the Super Conference event, turning our site into one where not a single video gets played properly.

Despite declining, comment-enabled videos are gaining traction on YouTube.

>>161

Even if Nico Nico declines, comments make it interesting.

Users who held anti-capitalist views also have their negative aspects.

>>162

It might be about a strand of hair, but the main focus is on management.

I did it!

I wish there were comments every time I find interesting videos on YouTube.

If anti-profit had declined a little earlier.

>>169

In the end, it’s a matter of financial strength…

It’s just right to enjoy it as a cozy slum.

>>171

I feel that the slums are beginning to engage in law enforcement activities and are nearing their end.

>>174

In reality, slums are surprisingly well-governed, and activities for maintaining public order do take place.

>>184

I don’t think that’s what it means.

>>187

It’s a story that doesn’t hold as irony.

Even if it didn’t grow to the level of YouTube, it didn’t even get used to the level of Bilibili…

>>172

Consider the difference in population.

It seems like it’s now possible to create AI software that automatically posts comments on YouTube videos.

Though it has been said that it’s over, I still don’t know what the right answer is for how to make it work better than now.

There’s no way to beat YouTube in terms of profitability, and although events like Chokaigi and Nikofal were criticized as money pits, they were likely held to preserve some unique aspect of Nico Nico’s culture. However, the results of those efforts have ended in failure.

I think that even if we invest a small budget in an expensive system, the population won’t change much.

To be honest, I don’t think the anti-commercial vibe is really the reason for the decline; it’s more like those were people who were going to leave eventually anyway.

To smoothly carry out what needs to be done, we must first look back before the service starts.

If we just think that it will be fine for 5 years, we will end up creating illegal construction spaghetti. We need to teach that we must prepare to fight for 10 or 20 years because we will become the largest player in the domestic market.

When I watch the F video, they are fighting.

Well, once YouTube got that big, it was pretty much guaranteed that decline was coming.

The underground is in the abyss of YouTube.

Many people may not know this, but originally, it started as a site that automatically connected YouTube videos and simply added comments.

I was forced to create my own video posting because access was blocked halfway, and I could no longer ride for free.

I haven’t seen the weekly rankings in a while, but it seems like something is mixed in.

There are parts that are understandable in the early stages due to their origins.

The management’s idea of fun has been that festivals are all about the excitement of controversy, and we’ve come this far with that mindset.

>>189

I didn’t expect there to be so much demand.