Prominent gun video-bloggers said the move was an erosion of US citizens' rights, and some said they would move their content to PornHub instead. The change was met with anger from some videomakers who modify guns and show off their creations as a hobby.
YouTube's policies now prohibit videos that show how to make a firearm, ammunition, high-capacity magazine or homemade silencers.
Karl Kasarda and Ian McCollum, who run the gun review site InRangeTV, said they had started posting their videos on Facebook and pornography site PornHub. "We will not be seeking any monetisation from PornHub... we are merely looking for a safe harbour for our content and for our viewers," the pair said in a statement.
HAHAHAHAHA, this is really funny. PornHub is purely a pornography site, will the site accept their gun tutorials videos?
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Endy Edeson
@Libra: Bloggers like me aint going to PornHub? What about you is a good idea for the Gun Bloggers to run to PornHub?
Endy Edeson
OK. You are right, this gun control thing in America should apply here in Nigeria. We don't have to wait for "MASS SHOOTING" before taking action. There should be measures. There are lots of mentally challenged people in this country exposed to weapons and guns
Jeremiah Ademolu
They better do before those teenagers in America finish themselves with public shutting
Johnson Ahile
PornHub will also delete their videos