Its rather a sad speech but I think this piece by GR who founded DWW ( and hence modern f vs f competative video ) is worth re-postng here
http://www.dww.at/dww/information/about_EmotionalE.asp
Quote from: tomboy999999 on December 07, 2014, 01:33:53 PM
Its rather a sad speech but I think this piece by GR who founded DWW ( and hence modern f vs f competative video ) is worth re-postng here
http://www.dww.at/dww/information/about_EmotionalE.asp
Thanks for passing this along and sharing. GR was a genius and I enjoyed meeting him each time I attended the conventions. I'll have to touch base with a couple of other folks and see if I can get in touch with him. Again, thanks for posting this.
Thanks Tomboy for passing on the link I had not seen......GR was a true pathfinder and Leader in the world of female fighting for over 20 years and we owe him a huge debt of gratitude. The advent of the Internet has certainly been a double edged sword when it comes to protection of copyright products. I personally will never upload any content that i have purchased but belongs to someone else because it is the best way to destroy the very producers we are trying to support. Technology will one day solve this dilemma of online piracy but it has come too late for GR......I for one can only wish him the best and thank him for everything he did..... ;)
DWW was the gold standard for real competitive female wrestling, catfighting, and sexfighting for a long time. I spent more money buying videos and paying monthly fees for their members site than I care to think about over the years, but it was all well worth it.
I think this serves as another reminder that if you like a site and the matches that they produce, you need to support them by purchasing their product! That's the only way that they'll be able to continue to produce more and better matches over time. Those that just view what they can find over YouTube or other sites aren't helping anyone.
So open up your wallets and support your favorite sites people!