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Daniel's habit of extensively documenting his life seems to have a downside when it comes to preserving his content. His tendency to abandon accounts, device breakage, and getting banned from platforms has resulted in a substantial amount of '''lost media''' related to his life and activities. There are multiple types of lost media to consider when talking about Daniel Larson. | |||
== Unarchived media == | |||
Most of the "lost media" associated with Daniel Larson probably fits this category. Much of Daniel Larson's content isn't necessarily lost; rather, it's inadequately archived and likely lies buried within social media platforms. Alternatively, some fans might have this content stored on their devices without it being shared online. If you think you have a copy of any missing media, consider uploading it to Archive.org (and possibly YouTube) to help preserve a slice of Daniel Larson's history. | |||
=== Examples === | |||
* Old Daniel videos (especially from 2020/2021) | |||
* TikTok / YouTube Live stream recordings | |||
== Private media == | |||
"Private media" refers to media owned by individuals who are intentionally keeping said media private, making it inaccessible to the public. In the context of Daniel Larson, this includes content held by figures like [[management]], encompassing media which was never meant to be seen by the public, such as communications with management or graphic videos meant for Grace. | |||
=== Examples === | |||
* [[Pencil incident|Pencil Incident]] ("Found" after being leaked in 2023) | |||
== Lost media == | |||
This media is legitimately lost due to a lack of archiving efforts. Many of Daniel's delusional ramblings on social media are probably lost to time. | |||
== Non existent media == | |||
There's another category of "lost media" that might never have been recorded in the first place. Despite its non-existence, fans regard it as lost media because it represents a crucial missing piece of a major event or could offer significant insights into a situation. | |||
=== Examples === | |||
* A video of the July 11 Walmart Meltdown ([[Dog Arc]]) | |||
Revision as of 07:58, 23 December 2023
 | "Lost Media" is incomplete or missing content. |
Daniel's habit of extensively documenting his life seems to have a downside when it comes to preserving his content. His tendency to abandon accounts, device breakage, and getting banned from platforms has resulted in a substantial amount of lost media related to his life and activities. There are multiple types of lost media to consider when talking about Daniel Larson.
Unarchived media
Most of the "lost media" associated with Daniel Larson probably fits this category. Much of Daniel Larson's content isn't necessarily lost; rather, it's inadequately archived and likely lies buried within social media platforms. Alternatively, some fans might have this content stored on their devices without it being shared online. If you think you have a copy of any missing media, consider uploading it to Archive.org (and possibly YouTube) to help preserve a slice of Daniel Larson's history.
Examples
- Old Daniel videos (especially from 2020/2021)
- TikTok / YouTube Live stream recordings
Private media
"Private media" refers to media owned by individuals who are intentionally keeping said media private, making it inaccessible to the public. In the context of Daniel Larson, this includes content held by figures like management, encompassing media which was never meant to be seen by the public, such as communications with management or graphic videos meant for Grace.
Examples
- Pencil Incident ("Found" after being leaked in 2023)
Lost media
This media is legitimately lost due to a lack of archiving efforts. Many of Daniel's delusional ramblings on social media are probably lost to time.
Non existent media
There's another category of "lost media" that might never have been recorded in the first place. Despite its non-existence, fans regard it as lost media because it represents a crucial missing piece of a major event or could offer significant insights into a situation.
Examples
- A video of the July 11 Walmart Meltdown (Dog Arc)