Look Who it Was Random video

Jarrah White's Peer Reviewer

2,447 views · Published 17 March 2011 · 5:56 · Indexed 30 October 2026

Channel: Jarrah White · 2011 · Science & Technology

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The original release of this video, posted on March 15th 2011, was falsely flagged for privacy violation at 4:35, 5:28. The time codes in question contained no personal information that was not already posted by here on Youtube by the said individual in question. So once again propagandists have resorted to fraudulent privacy infringement claims.
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 Last November, I explained that my MoonFaker projects are checked over by a credentialed physicist prior to being posted on Youtube. Because my proofreader wishes to remain anonymous, I kept his name private and for visual aid I simply used an image that I found on Google to go with my narration.

The image in question can be found on the science site How Stuff Works: http://science.howstuffworks.com/innovation/everyday-innovations/scientific-peer-review2.htm

A certain Wikipedia-Vandal mistakenly believed that the image in question was purported to be an actual image of my proofreader. And upon finding it on Google, he has tried to allege dishonesty on my part.

In this video, I show the email that I sent to my proofreader during production of my "Propagandists & Wikipedia Vandalism" video. In that email, I clearly state what the HowStuffWorks image was used for: VISUAL AID. The email was sent just two days before the film was published.

The Wikipedia-Vandal owes me a public apology for his false accusations.

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