Today Vimeo deleted my account.
Despite the fact that vimeo is loyal to nudity.
Despite the fact that I had a paid account.
It all started with the fact that I asked them for help, since several videos were quietly broadcast online directly from their platform, despite the explicit prohibition to do this (it should not be so, right?). Instead of helping me with the problem, they sent a blocking alert and formal robotic apologies that their platform was not perfect.
The reason for blocking was:
Vimeo does not allow sexually explicit material, pornography, or videos that seem primarily focused on sexual stimulation.
And this is disgusting. Those of you who know me personally, talked to me through a personal messaging system, know very well that I hate it when they equate nudity with pornography. Heck, people are ashamed of their nature. I hope now nature is ashamed that it created people! To be naked means to be yourself, to stop lying to others and just to be yourself. Why should I get kicks for this? This is unfair!
A certain Jordan T. from technical support corresponded with me for a very long time on this issue. But it was clear that he had no desire to help me. He only tried to justify his actions. Although I managed to achieve one significant victory.
Here is what he said at the end of his speech:
Even if you had non-violating content on the account, the private videos that were available for sale through a private membership violated those Terms of Service and the account was removed for those violations.
Typically, a change in the wording of the charge means the following:
I admit that I was wrong, but I can’t change my position, since I'm too proud.
Thus, his final decision is that Vimeo forbids embedding videos in closed posts on Patreon. But ... wait! Vimeo and Patreon have developed direct integration with each other specifically for this!
That is, they attracted programmers in order to create a service that cannot be used.
Cool, yeah?
I feel that there is more than one bottom in this box.