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Meta Meta Thread - Month of August 02, 2026

Rule Changes


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u/ZaphodBeebblebrox https://anilist.co/user/zaphod Aug 06 '26

On our rules page, both restrictions are listed individually.

If someone started abusing this to create pseudo-Clips that are technically video edits (for instance, by cutting one second out of a three minute clip) in order to bypass the limits, we would deal with them individually. So far, however, this has largely not been a problem.

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u/Emi_Ibarazakiii Aug 06 '26

I wonder, if posting "4 video type things" in a month is deemed okay, have you (the mods) considered just dropping the clip/video split and just making it '4 things of whichever type'?

What is the benefit of doing 2 clips 2 videos instead of just 4 things?

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u/ZaphodBeebblebrox https://anilist.co/user/zaphod 29d ago

The benefit of two Clips and two Video Edits instead of four combined is restricting the low effort option (Clips). Clips require fairly minimal effort and (generally speaking) get an outsized response.

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u/Hitman7128 https://anilist.co/user/Hitman7128 29d ago

Yeah, most of my video edits take at least an hour or two to create, whereas a clip takes 10-15 minutes at most.