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  1. Lesta Nediam LNC2016-02-22 0500 +REDCOMET1988 421
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_E5ZVlEHyU&lc=z13wxzizvomrynttu234tvdg1tivwjcyy04.1456068079534733
  3. https://pastebin.com/W330jWjw
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  7. +REDCOMET1988 421 __ Howdy. Thank you for your interest in this issue. I am writing to you as though you will take this seriously. Part #1 a) Definition: The "scrolling glitch" has been satisfactorily documented in this video. It is observed when "Peekay" scrolls up and down the YouTube page but to help you to identify exactly what I am pointing out please pay attention to when "Peekay" scrolls down on the video and watch what happens as the video player moves up.
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  10. b) The problem itself (referred to as the "glitch") is that the video player remains *at all times above the YouTube header region.* That is important. I am not referring to something that only temporarily remains on top *but at all times remains on top.* That is what makes this unique and significant. That is what makes it stand out as behaviour that isn't found on the YouTube website (it is "non standard" behaviour).
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  14. *When "Peekay" is no longer scrolling (up or down) the video player remains above the YouTube header region.*
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  18. The two points above in combination are what is referred to and meant by the term *"scrolling glitch".*
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  22. Part #2) Current normal YouTube scrolling behaviour is that *when a user scrolls up and down the video player remains at all times underneath the YouTube header region.* The YouTube header is the region of the page that includes the "search bar" etc.
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  26. Part #3) One natural but inadequate explanation is that of a weak computer system (certainly "Peekay" appears to have a weak system and that accounts for some of the anomalies we see). A low powered computer can partly mimic the described issue *but not replicate it.* On an inferior system when you scroll up and down the video player will temporarily "poke above" the YouTube header region but always becomes tucked underneath. That is to say - when scrolling up and down on a weak system the video player region becomes tucked underneath the YouTube header region *when scrolling has stopped.*
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  30. If anything from the above is not fully understood please stop and ask me a question before proceeding.
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  34. Part #4) Because the scrolling behaviour we see from "Peekay" does not resemble "normal scrolling behaviour" we are justified in exploring the possibility of shenanigans (there are a *multitude of other reasons* in addition to the scrolling glitch but with this message I am confining myself only to the "scrolling glitch" - let us deal with one aspect at a time).
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  38. *Anecdotally I have certainly never seen the video player remain on top of the YouTube header region after scrolling down. I expect it is the same for you - that you have never seen such scrolling behaviour, either.* Anecdotally what we see does not exist on YouTube's website because the website has been coded to behave differently.
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  42. Therefore, for the "scrolling glitch" - _as defined above and documented in the video_ - to be dismissed as "natural" you would need to do one of two things: 1) *Find a "known good" example of it happening on a video that has not been posted by "Peekay".* 2) *Determine what conditions are causing the "scrolling glitch" and state them so that the problem can be replicated by others.*
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  46. Whether you realise it or not you have demanded that I prove to you something that I am asserting does not exist. *That is an impossible task.* How do you propose we go about proving unicorns don't exist? _After all, they might be hiding on the dark side of the Moon!*
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  50. I am simply asserting that when the "scrolling glitch" occurs - "Peekay" is not at that moment (despite all contrary appearances) using the official YouTube website. I am asserting that the phenomena I have observed is better and more simply explained as "Peekay" using a "clone website". Since a "clone website" will be coded differently there is the possibility of different behaviours being observed. (Although I cannot prove it - I do not believe that "Peekay" is tech-savvy enough to doctor his own videos or construct his own clone website. But he is more than capable of using the services of one.)
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  54. 1) Therefore I am alleging that you won't find a "known good" example of the "scrolling glitch" and that 2) You won't find a "set of conditions" that will replicate the outlined problem.
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  58. If you believe you have seen the "scrolling glitch" before then by all means link me to a video title and I'll take a look. Simply give the video title, channel name and time reference. If I review the video and I accept it reproduces the problem then I will withdraw this aspect. Just so you know that I actually mean that: *already one aspect has been ruled out which had to do with the video player appearing on screen before the browser page had loaded.* On a weak system that behaviour adequately replicated the issue and so it is no longer a focus or of interest. "Peekay" definitely has a garbage system and so some of what we see are natural glitches. The "scrolling glitch" however is not one of those "natural glitches".
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  62. *The "scrolling glitch" remains of interest because a weak system is unable to reproduce the behaviour.* And that seems to be what most people are assuming is responsible. I have taken the time to reply to you logically and thoughtfully. I expect an equivalent response. Because you copy/pasted your message to me 70+ times then I am forced to copy/paste this 70+ times as well. When you reply to this consider doing so from just one thread. Otherwise I may simply remove any unnecessary duplication.
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  66. *I look forward to your thoughtful reply and please be considerate.*
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  71. Here is an annotated text file with links to all of Lesta Nediam's posts, comments, videos and discussions:
  72. https://pastebin.com/Bfr5RMSg
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  74. Here is Lesta Nediam's Google Plus posts (i.e., blog) - this is where Lesta is most active:
  75. https://plus.google.com/+LestaNediamHQ
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  77. Here is an annotated text file with links to all of Lesta Nediam's video uploads:
  78. https://pastebin.com/WV42jUb1
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  80. Here is Lesta Nediam's YouTube channel - for videos about the lie system:
  81. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3DalBOEZ6RqSyHk8_mGV7w
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