The missed post from JaWoodle

It's disgusting how the community is handling this situation, and the worst part is that it's not surprising.

TFP made a simple mistake. That doesn't mean the youtuber can suddenly do whatever the hell he wants with 100% freedom. He knew exactly what he was doing. TFP asked him to remedy the problem. He refused to be cool and edit/remove some content that he knew wasn't intentional to be shown. If he didn't know beforehand then he certainly would have after they asked him to remove it.


For those mentioning his loss of money: How much do you think he's making from all the videos revolving around this current drama? Nah let's just ignore that. I hope it's enough to cover the bridge that he decided to burn for no reason.

Anyone with a brain will look at the reviews and know immediately that it's purely performative nonsense.

Players with hundreds if not thousands of hours posting a bad review... and they all involve the same topic. A youtuber who made a scummy decision and is facing basic legal consequences for it. People acting like TFP are evil creatures of the night for doing this are out of their minds, though a lot of it is likely artificial. It's another excuse to jump on a hate/drama train for a cheap game you've spent hundreds of hours playing. Fakest bunch of people i've ever seen in any community. You don't stand for any real logic or principles. You have no spine and want to perform like jesters in the most obvious way.

Id bet all my teeth that every single one of them will jump on the next update like a feral beast. No one is being fooled by this ridiculous crap.
 
Soulmonster said:
He could have removed the video after it was requested, bought himself some candy from the revenues of the video before it was taken down, enjoyed his fans adulation over temporarily having had proprietary information, remained on TFP's good side, preserved his partnership with TFP, and all would be good in this bestest of worlds.
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Apparently, he did offer to edit the video BUT wanted to be paid for the "removal work"... :sneaky:
 
theFlu said:
Yes. Woodle said he needed legal councel, I don't know if an actual case has been filed; but even the standard DMCA-request removal leads to court if the publisher disagrees. Don't see why this wouldn't..
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From the video I could not find an instance of where TFP threatened to send lawyers after him (unless you are talking about copyright strikes) and it seemed that he decided to lawyer up instead. Maybe I missed something.

I will say that TFP have little to gain from further actions. Removal from the program I think is justified. You are either on the "team" or you are not. If you are not in the best interest of TFP then you shouldn't have access to privileged content.

Copy striking the videos I disagree with as I think it brings more problems than it solves but even that I can at least understand.

I don't understand why anyone would lawyer up after striking the video unless he planned to re-add the video to YouTube or some other platform.


I see a lot of people trying to make this about whether he knew about it or whether it was TFP fault and not about what would be the morally justified thing to do when asked to remove the offending content. To me it would seem smart to comply with the reasonable request based on the fact they didn't want it disclosed further.
Alan Lau said:
I'm sure this is going to get buried and probably never read by the "Fun" Pimps, but the way you treated Josh for the mistake you guys made is reprehensible. I'm going to speak to you the way I think you'll hear me the loudest: I'm never buying anything TFP are involved in unless you publicly make an apology to Josh and invite him back into the creator program . You have no respect for your customers (I'm referring to the massive dumpster fire of doo doo that the 2.0 update was, and don't even get me started on the whole learning by reading magazines) and you've been promising so much for so long and adding features nobody asked for and taking away features we liked.
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I'll buy two just so TFP can ignore his post.
 
richardjrb76 said:
I understand that he missed you something and posted something on YouTube but give him a break I've watched this guy for years this got me interested into this game it made me buy it and I bought this game for other people to play with me about 20 or 30 times. If it wasn't for Jay woodle I wouldn't have got this game. He's been an inspiration and he's probably has made you guys gain revenue in 7 Days to Die more than you ever knew.
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Jawoodle has entertained me for years with those razor-edge runs that flirt with chaos and death without ever feeling frustrating.

He knows how to keep the tension humming while pushing every boundary the game allows. The Fun Pimps built a huge part of their fan base on creators like him—people who showed the world what 7 Days to Die could be.

Now they’re treating those same creators as disposable, hitting them with copyright strikes over a mistake that originated with TFP giving him the wrong alpha and kicking them from the program.

If the company won’t show loyalty to the people who brought them their audience, why should that audience stay loyal in return?

This is their Bud Light moment—alienating the very fans who made them. One bad call like this makes longtime fans wonder if the game they love is still in good hands.

The numbers haven’t tanked yet, but the trust is eroding fast in the community. When your biggest supporters start questioning whether to stick around, the math stops working. I think TFP just shot themselves in the groin, and we all watch this game we have nurtured for a decade slowly die.
 
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