Evening relaxation stories.

[OnlyInMyMind]

I was checking my emails for feedback tonight and a reader had been good enough to tell me that one of my stories, 'Maliciously Administering', had been narrated on a monetised Youtube account, allegedly based on a Reddit post.

The account, Evening Relaxation Stories, seems to use a text-to-speech app to turn other people's IP into content. Because I was lax in checking my mail, my story, with it's name changed, wasn't available to non-subscribers by the time I checked; apparently it was published in December last year. Biting the bullet, I subscribed and there it was. A badly (AI?) edited and narrated version.

In searching through the other content, I came across a tag-line that also looked familiar. A man moves back to his old home town in the USA to take over the family business. But he has a soccer playing teenage daughter who ends up at the school where his (ex?)-wife teaches. Sound familiar?

I listened to that story and it was a narrated version of one published on Literotica but I can't remember the author or the title.

Anyway. I'm not a regular on these boards but I wondered if this was a conversation that crops up regularly. I'll admit that it pisses me off that someone is vacuuming our content off our site to make money but I don't know what, if anything, can be done.

My story

Amusingly, if I click on more, I see this;

Taken as a motif and based on:
Maliciously Administering © OnlyInMyMind
#RedditStories #RedditCheating #CheatingStories

And yet despite the copyright, there it is, misleadingly attributed to Reddit.


The other story

Observations anyone?

 

[lovecraft68]

There's a bunch of these popping up, and other threads about them. If its your story contact them and tell them to take it down.

It says a lot about YT that they'll get reports and only remove that story, when they now know everything on there is most likely stolen.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Anyway. I'm not a regular on these boards but I wondered if this was a conversation that crops up regularly. I'll admit that it pisses me off that someone is vacuuming our content off our site to make money but I don't know what, if anything, can be done.

It happens fairly frequently. It's up to the story authors to do something about it.

Some go looking for take-downs, others see it as cross promotion, and don't bother. I'd be surprised if the thieves are running to the bank, though.

 

[RejectReality]

It happens fairly frequently. It's up to the story authors to do something about it.

Some go looking for take-downs, others see it as cross promotion, and don't bother. I'd be surprised if the thieves are running to the bank, though

Probably pennies per story x piles of stolen stories x multiple YT accounts. Likely automated. Minimal effort, so the paltry return still balances the equation.

Content vomit. It sells ads, so YT basks in the warm glow of the scumbaggery.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Taken as a motif and based on:
Maliciously Administering © OnlyInMyMind
#RedditStories #RedditCheating #CheatingStories

And yet despite the copyright, there it is, misleadingly attributed to Reddit.

It's possible somebody posted a copy on Reddit and the YT channel took it from there rather than directly from Literotica. Either way, sleazy.