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QUOTE (1234xh @ 25/7/2011, 23:08) 
List of banned filehost

1.Buckshare
2.Enterupload
3.Filecrown
4.Filehook
5.Filekeen
6.Filejunks.com
7.Filestab
8.filestrack.com
9.Filefactory
10.Fileupper
11.Gigasize
12.I-filez.com
13.Jiffyupload
14.Keepfile
15.kewlshare
16.kickload
17.Midupload
18.Skipfile
19.storage.to
20.uploadstore.net

Please add uploaded.net to the banned list!
Just starting a free download opens infected websites!
 
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view post Posted on 30/1/2013, 17:15     +1   -1
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QUOTE (1234xh @ 30/1/2013, 16:15) 
That is not true.
If you have download problems try register an account and start using jdownloader, read more here:
https://nakedonstage.forumfree.it/?t=64336434

I am speaking about free downloads without registering for a payment account.
I got malware infections and warnings quite often (last time every day)!
 
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view post Posted on 31/1/2013, 20:52     +1   -1




You have probably got a OCJ Trojan, it attacks javaprograms, have you updated your javaversion ? Try updating java and the clean your hd with antivirus. You do not need an account to use jdownloader, - jdownloader is a solid download manager.
 
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view post Posted on 1/2/2013, 18:37     +1   +1   -1




Could be the Vimeo-Virus too. ;-) Here is a removal instruction:

How to Detect and Remove Windows Vimeo.dll Infected Virus/Malware Thoroughly

To completely remove Vimeo.dll infected virus, please follow the removal instructions below.

Note: the illustrated removal steps below are proven to be very effective to completely remove Vimeo.dll virus and fix the errors caused by this Vimeo.dll infected virus. Please take cautions and follow the steps carefully.


1 Firstly, reboot your infected PC and enter the system safe mode by pressing F8 once the computer starts to boot. Pressing F8 enables you to use Advanced Options Menu.
2 In the Advanced Options Menu, select the Safe Mode with Networking option and then press Enter to proceed.
3 Wait for Windows to boot into Safe Mode with Networking, which allows you to remove Vimeo.dll infected virus without interferences by the virus.
4 Press Windows and R key on your keyboard, and then enter the following into the Run box and then click OK.

5 Install our recommended Vimeo.dll infected virus removal tool after the download completes.
6 Update the Vimeo.dll removal tool to the latest database and then remove it completely.
 
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view post Posted on 23/10/2014, 07:56     +1   -1




New rule : use only text links in thie online streaming section and not clickable direct links.
 
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Lets talk about images...specifically the so called 'selfie'.
All photograph copyright remains with the photographer and not the model or persons in the photograph. So that means the 'selfie' copyright is owned be the person in the picture! I would hazard a guess that 99% of all nude selfies posted on the internet are stolen/leaked images, and should not be posted on this board!

If you are not sure, conduct a reverse image search via Google to see if the owner has relinquished their copyright of the image before posting here.
 
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view post Posted on 29/10/2014, 23:53     +1   +1   -1

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Copyright violation isn't the same thing as theft, after all, most videos on youtube are also technically copyright violations, but nobody seems to be going to jail. 'On stage' vs 'intended to be private' is the important thing, I think.
 
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QUOTE (1234xh @ 23/10/2014, 07:56) 
New rule : use only text links in thie online streaming section and not clickable direct links.

I may have discovered a slight flaw in the new rule. The search facility does not locate titles and links on the board when text or url addresses are used inside the 'code' section?

For example; flowerspower posted a new find in the vimeo thread today named ‘The cuckoo’ http://vimeo.com/96084485.
Having completed a search, I find only one reference to the link, which (incidentally) was a post I made 5 months ago using the old methods of posting links. (But that is by the by... I am not getting at flowerspower for his post.) What I'm saying is that there should be two references.

What I suggest is that we don't use the 'code' facility to input urls, but simply put a space between the two forward slashes and the beginning of the address.
Thus using :// vimeo.com/96084485 would not show as a direct link but will be found on a search, eliminating duplicate posts.
 
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QUOTE (sonofjoe @ 8/11/2014, 23:41) 
What I suggest is that we don't use the 'code' facility to input urls, but simply put a space between the two forward slashes and the beginning of the address.
Thus using :// vimeo.com/96084485 would not show as a direct link but will be found on a search, eliminating duplicate posts.

In that case why not remove the http:// part completely?

vimeo.com/96084485
 
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view post Posted on 9/11/2014, 14:17     +1   -1
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Right, sorry. That's something I was fearing when everything is placed in code mode, the search engine does not index them.
 
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view post Posted on 9/11/2014, 15:05     +1   -1




My understanding of the rule has been that we are simply to post urls for streaming video sites in plain text, not in hypertext. The following url is in plain text. I copied and pasted it from my address bar, then removed the http://.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eros_and_Civilization

You can click on it forever, and nothing will happen. But all you need to do is copy it and paste it into your browser's address bar.

By the way, the wiki article is an informative read for any of you who are not familiar with Marcuse.
 
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QUOTE (bodilan @ 9/11/2014, 12:20) 
In that case why not remove the http:// part completely?

vimeo.com/96084485

I agree...It doesn't matter what part we remove so long as its not a hyperlink. But please, also give it the title.

Edited by sonofjoe - 10/11/2014, 22:08
 
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Do the owners of the videos posted on Vimeo really make them private because they get a lot of hits from the members of this forum?

In the year of 2012 Vimeo boasted of 14 million members and with 650 million hits.

There are within Vimeo, countless groups dedicated to linking nude performances of which, have many followers – just a quick glance on 3 groups I usualy visit, have a combined total of 10,000 followers, who each get sent a link to a new video added to their groups page.. The followers then add them as a ‘like’ to their page, who in turn also have followers who add them to their page, ad infinitum.
Then there are also other forums similar to ours, dedicated to the naked form performing on the stage who also link to Vimeo.

So I ask, is it really necessary that we only post text links?
I say yes to new videos that are no older than 1 week. Videos, older than 1 week, with more than 10 ‘likes’ should have a hyperlink. Why? Apart from it probably having been viewed and ‘liked’ many times by Vimeo members and that the owner is aware of this and doesn’t make it private. But, I have noticed a couple of videos have been posted twice. This is maybe because people are not using the search engine to ascertain whether it has already been posted or, that the fact is the search engine does not pick up text urls – try searching for the last 5 videos posted on the Vimeo thread.

I have also noticed that people are not adding the videos title, just the text url! This also creates a problem when searching. Adding a title would not only help the search engine but, should it go private, it would then be searchable via other means with the possibility of finding it posted on another web site other than Vimeo.
 
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CITAZIONE (sonofjoe @ 5/12/2014, 23:49) 
Do the owners of the videos posted on Vimeo really make them private because they get a lot of hits from the members of this forum?

Yes, but not simply because of the members here clicking thru. After it is identified here several things happen on Vimeo:

1)It gets added to NoS and other "nude"
2) lots of people like the video
3) Luca Priori posts a comment about adding it to his Art of nakedness or whatever channel
4) The number of views spike

Some of the full videos are left public by accident - perhaps they let it upload overnight. These will be made private soon.
Other times it is the adding to naked channels, comments or views that "freak" the performer

Perhaps it would be good idea to only share full performances in the elite section at the start. Then post in the public area after two weeks?
 
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view post Posted on 7/12/2014, 20:48     +1   +1   -1




QUOTE (sonofjoe @ 5/12/2014, 23:49) 
So I ask, is it really necessary that we only post text links?
I say yes to new videos that are no older than 1 week. Videos, older than 1 week, with more than 10 ‘likes’ should have a hyperlink. Why? Apart from it probably having been viewed and ‘liked’ many times by Vimeo members and that the owner is aware of this and doesn’t make it private. But, I have noticed a couple of videos have been posted twice. This is maybe because people are not using the search engine to ascertain whether it has already been posted or, that the fact is the search engine does not pick up text urls – try searching for the last 5 videos posted on the Vimeo thread.

I have also noticed that people are not adding the videos title, just the text url! This also creates a problem when searching. Adding a title would not only help the search engine but, should it go private, it would then be searchable via other means with the possibility of finding it posted on another web site other than Vimeo.

When a post consists only of a link it very easy to repostéd and useless when using the search engine.
A good post contains of 3 things

a title
a picture
and a link
 
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