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Also, the video is mp4 w/out fallback which doesn't work for those of us who compile our browsers w/out proprietary codecs/containers (admittedly pedantic and only applies to 0.0001%, but it applied to me).

Also, they've made it pretty clear they're about art, and they love to remove things that aren't. Like tutorials, or game recordings.

Though it does seem they started letting video game captures again, they still have the "creative expression" language.

https://vimeo.com/blog/post/new-upload-rules

Video game companies are getting increasingly strict about taking down videos, so Vimeo is probably just trying to avoid that hassle.

> Video game companies are getting increasingly strict about taking down videos...

Source?

Nintendo just geared up on this hardcore yesterday. A lot of other game studios have been getting worse too.

Nintendo have always been Nintendo about this sort of thing.

Not sure why you're being down voted. I find the youtube experience superior to vimeo's