@vlerkssbm It's been almost ten years and while I have made improvements that have streamlined the process, that level of manual tagging I just no longer have the energy for.
Priority is to reduce the workload as much as possible so that I can continue maintaining the site.
@vlerkssbm Yes.
I wanted to do what I could to support commentators by highlighting them on the site, which is why it, up to this point, was a core feature.
However, tagging commentators is extremely tedious and requires me to manually check every video individually.
Most Valuable Gaming has set hundreds of match videos on their YouTube channel to private.
This includes VODs from Frostbite 2018 & 2019, Super Smash Con 2017, Umebura Japan Major, MVG Sandstorm, SC United, Tampa Never Sleeps, Frame Perfect Series, and others.
@Vayseth_ If you look at the top of the playlist, over half the videos are "unavailable".
Scroll down to top eight of a given list and you can see missing rounds
@javionearth@OathToAwesome There's also the separate "Panda Cup" channel, which has the more recent stream archives (currently) still accessible under the "live" tab https://t.co/lFESEsnLYs
@OathToAwesome@javionearth PandaVODs nuked all their videos as the company melted down.
MLG set all their Smash videos to private with no warning.
Smash United terminated their channel.
SleepyK terminated his channel.
EvenMatchupGaming has been removing videos featuring certain players or commentators.
@javionearth Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware they had been hacked.
A number of other channels have been deliberately taking VODs offline, so I assumed.