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→What are the most frequent mistakes when submitting segments?
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*Not including the segue (smooth verbal transition to the sponsor) | *Not including the segue (smooth verbal transition to the sponsor) | ||
*Submitting sponsor segments on videos that are either solely about the sponsor '''or''' could show bias towards it (e.g. when using the sponsored product is an essential part of the video's content and the creator voices their opinion, viewers need to be aware of the sponsor disclosure) | *Submitting sponsor segments on videos that are either solely about the sponsor '''or''' could show bias towards it (e.g. when using the sponsored product is an essential part of the video's content and the creator voices their opinion, viewers need to be aware of the sponsor disclosure) | ||
*Mistaking self | *Mistaking self promotion for a sponsorship | ||
*Segments at the very beginning not starting precisely at 0:00, but rather something like 0.02137 seconds into the video. Similarly, segments not sticking to the exact end of the video when they should. | *Segments at the very beginning not starting precisely at 0:00, but rather something like 0.02137 seconds into the video. Similarly, segments not sticking to the exact end of the video when they should. | ||
*Misunderstanding of the intermission category. More often than not, if should not contain any spoken words, and it's not meant for just about anything that users find insignificant, like the creator saying "hello." | *Misunderstanding of the intermission category. More often than not, if should not contain any spoken words, and it's not meant for just about anything that users find insignificant, like the creator saying "hello." | ||