BIG~ mistake SE. Mighty big. (Materials Usage License)

[Huginn]

Did I say people can't make videos? No. I quoted exactly what the issue is.

perhaps you do not understand what intellectual property is, or what private property rights are. or what constitutes fair use and right of parody, but that i gather only from conjecture based on your statements. this is not soviet russia governing the rules.

[Veillette]

perhaps you do not understand what intellectual property is, or what private property rights are. or what constitutes fair use and right of parody, but that i gather only from conjecture based on your statements. this is not soviet russia governing the rules.

In Soviet Russia, videos monetize you.

Anyway, I don't think it's going to be a big deal, if any. I mean, just don't monetize off it and people will still watch if it's really worth it. Hobbyists will still create good videos if they do enjoy making them. If you're in it for the money or even live off monetization, then I think there are better sources of income you should look into. Personally I think the reason of this is that monetization has the same connotation as RMT. You gain from their assets. (also in the you're working off playing a game sense)

I suppose that software tutorials should be outlawed too? And that English teachers should use only novels that they've written themselves if they want to teach their students about books... or at least, if they want to get paid for what they do?

I'm not sure, but I think most have a "For educational purpose" or stuff like that (for teachers / tutorials).