Gomen baru ngepost gambar saya...
sebenernya sih cuma tidak ada waktu aja buat upload gambarnya
tapi tidak apa-apa lah....
ini gambar saya mohon kritik dan sarannya yah...
arigato desu ne~

Sepertinya berita mengenai Save Miku telah menjamah kemana-mana. Dan
tentu bagi yang udah tau beritanya, pasti ada rasa kesal dalam diri
kalian,iya kan?
Saya dapat saran, untuk kalian semua fans Voca-Miku !

Saran ke 1 : Jangan pernah mencoba untuk mencaci maki pihak lain

Mungkin beberapa dari kalian udah tau siapa dalang dibalik penghapusan
massal video Miku, betul? Tapi, semua itu masih belum pasti apakah
mereka benar-benar yang melakukan, karena faktanya, belum ada bukti
kuat kalau mereka yang melakukan. Karena itu, tenangkan diri kalian
dan tetap jaga perdamaian antar fans.

Saran ke 2 : ayo bertindak!

Setiap menit, setiap jam, setiap hari, jutaan fans Miku di seluruh
dunia memprotes mengenai kejadian penghapusan massal ini. Tapi apalah
guna caci-maki, kekesalan, protes, kalau tanpa adanya tindakan? malah
akan lebih baik lagi kalau kalian melakukan action tanpa banyak
bicara.

Apa yang bisa kalian lakukan?

1. Apabila kalian punya akun Youtube dan beberapa save-an video Miku,
lakukanlah gerakan [Save Miku Campaign] dengan meng-upload video itu +
tag [Save Miku] atau [Save Miku Campaign] dalam judulnya!

2. Apabila kalian punya Blog/Site/Forum, buatlah post/thread mengenai
Save Miku! Mau itu Fanfict, post pembahasan, apapun!

3. Buat Fanart, kalau kalian suka menggambar, tentang hal ini. Tantu
sekarang di Devianart atau situs komunitas gambar lainnya sudah rame
membincangkan kejadian ini.

4. Tingkatkan perhatian publik! Hal termudah untuk dilakukan : Kasih
tau temen-temen kamu kalau Miku sekarang lagi dalam krisis! Tapi
inget, no rasis dan ingat saran ke 1di kepala kamu

Saran ke 3 : Jaga agar kepalamu tetap tenang !

Satu hal yang terpenting yang perlu kalian ingat : Miku tidak akan pernah mati.
Apapun yang telah orang-orang yang membenci Miku lakukan, semua itu
percuma aja, menurutku.
Since, mereka bisa menghapus video-video Miku di Youtube, tapi cinta
dan hasrat karya para penggemar takkan bisa mereka hapus! Kita bisa
bergerak dan membuat Miku yang lebih spektakuler!
Dan membuat mereka down kembali : yay!

Ok, saya buat ini karena saya gak mau para Voca-Miku lovers kehilangan
wibawa nya karena kejadian ini. Semoga ini bisa membantu gerakan Save
Miku dan membuat kita semua tergerak untuk berkarya!

Ternyata, kemenangan virtual diva Hatsune Miku di polling kemaren, berbuntut pada tindakan tidak etis yang menyebabkan ratusan video klip Miku di Youtube di hapus.

Untuk diketahui, Youtube memberikan ijin pada pihak ketiga untuk mengklaim suatu konten video sebagai pembajakan, tanpa melalui verifikasi yang akurat, sehingga memungkinkan bagi siapa saja untuk "menghapus" konten yang tidak disukai, dengan melaporkannya pada admin Youtube.

Gerakan penghapusan video klip Miku, dimulai setelah kemenangan sang diva di polling mengenai penyanyi yang tampil di pembukaan Olimpiade London. Pada polling itu, Hatsune Miku bertengger di puncak, dengan diikuti oleh bintang2 Kpop di bawahnya.
Ditengarai, Kpop fans yang idolanya dikalahkan telak oleh Miku, mulai menyamar sebagai pemilik dari konten2 klip Miku yang diupload di Youtube.
Padahal seluruh konten Miku adalah milik dari semua penciptanya, tanpa batasan copyright termasuk dari Crypton Future Media sebagai publisher software Miku, maupun Yamaha sebagai developer vocaloid. Sehingga dipastikan, kalo klaim atas copyright konten Miku itu adalah fraud.

untuk lebih lengkap, berikut berita diambil dari situ

Save Miku: Hatsune Miku YouTube Videos Deleted En Masse

• Author: Artefact
• Categories: Anime, News
• Date: Feb 2, 2012 16:35 JST
• Tags: Crime, Hatsune Miku, Internet, Korea, Music, Otaku, Politics, Vocaloid, YouTube

Hatsune Miku fans everywhere are being rallied to the virtual diva’s defence – parties unknown have been waging an underhanded campaign against her on YouTube, by filing fraudulent copyright claims against her videos in an effort to get all her songs deleted.

The campaign of mass deletions has been orchestrated against Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid songs hosted on YouTube’s various international sites, targeting translated versions.
Popular Vocaloid videos which were many years old and had accumulated millions of views have been deleted as a result of the action.
The deletions have been requested by a variety of suspicious parties nobody has ever heard of – names featured include “Media Interactive Inc” (who were apparently implicated in the deletion of Lady Gaga’s YouTube account) and variations on the name of “Junichi Sasa” (笹純一, 笹金純一, 笹川純一, 笹村純一, etc.).
As the copyright for all original Hatsune Miku songs normally rests with the original creator, not with any company affiliated with Yamaha, Crypton or the record company mafia (except the minority of songs professionally published by these companies themselves), none of these deletions can be considered as anything but fraudulent.
Japanese Miku fans have already organised a counter-effort in the hopes of uncovering who is behind the deletions, including an English language missive:
All this is possible because YouTube allows unverified third parties to issue takedown notices on any content they host, which usually results in a swift deletion of the video which can only be reversed by a counter-notification.
For takedowns based on the DMCA, providers actually have a legal obligation to restore content if the uploader files a counter-notification objecting to the takedown (for example, by pointing out that the notifier does not actually hold the copyright or have the authority to act on behalf of the owner), at which point the notifier must file a lawsuit in the US or drop the matter and leave the content alone.
Not only is filing a lawsuit expensive, in the case of fraudulent or dubious claims the notifier will have perjured themselves by lying to the court about owning the copyright, possibly a rather more serious matter than the supposed infringement itself.
Unfortunately, not only are most people unaware of this aspect of DMCA usage and easily intimidated by legalistically phrased intimidation, reliably ensuring the original uploader goes to the trouble of filing a counter-notification every time one of their works are subjected to a predatory takedown is a difficult matter, particularly with older content.
Takedowns in other countries may be subject to wildly differing legal requirements, complicating matters even further.
The suspicion online is that the takedowns are politically motivated – there has been some recent high-profile competition between Korean pop groups (the “popularity” of whom is suspected to be the result of organised promotion by Korean nationalists) and Hatsune Miku (who has the earnest support of anime-fans everywhere).
This rivalry recently crystallised in the form of a pointless ranking of groups “which should perform at the London Olympics” (in fact the ranking had no official status whatsoever, a fact which was apparently almost totally lost on both raving Korean and Japanese nationalists and fervent Miku fans).
Thanks to the competing efforts of 4chan, 2ch, and the Koreans, the ranking ended up being topped by Miku, followed by a variety of obscure Korean starlets, a point of pride for deluded right-wing Japanese and probably quite vexing to Korean nationalists who fancy their nation a pop super-power.
Although 2ch is notorious for xenophobically blaming Koreans for every ill it can think of, in this case it is hard to see why else anyone would bother trying to damage Miku’s popularity, as the fraud does not seem to be intended as a shakedown and the “posing as Japanese to do something bad” tactic has apparently often been employed in such Japan-Korea nationalist spats:

“It’s probably some dirty Korean.”

“Nobody but some Korean scumbag would bother to do something this retarded.”
“This will be something to do with that London Olympics stuff…”
“Right – #1 was Miku, the rest were all K-POP.”
“Abusing copyright is a typical Korean ploy. All they can do is copy things and claim them as their own.”
“This is probably more theatrics orchestrated by the net-uyo!”
“Somebody was doing the same thing to AKB videos…”
“They are really going to turn the world against them when this comes out!”
“More of those peninsulars squandering their taxes on promoting K-POOP!”
“It could be a 2ch board – some of them are packed with Miku-haters.”
“YouTube should at least publicise the IP of people who request scores of deletions.”
“Just report all the K-POOP on there using the same name.”
“But all the Koreans loeve Miku just like we do! Believe in them, please.”
“Try searching for ‘VANK’ – you’ll see.”
“This stuff is the shame of Japan, thank god it is being deleted!”
“This is obviously their way of getting back against Miku after she beat all their stupid K-POP groups on that Olympic ranking.”
“As usual, one of their ‘fake Japanese’ tricks.”
“Ahhh – they deleted Crucify by Megurine Luka as well!”
“If they get reported 3 times the user loses their whole account and all their uploads get deleted… this is dreadful.”
“I think this is just haters.”
“The only ones who benefit from all this are Koreans. If you don’t say this, North Americans will never get what is behind all this. They’ll just think it is Miku-ota vs some annoying copyright body. They won’t care.”
“As there is no actual proof of this, constantly saying it will only call your position into doubt.”
“This is a mistake. The videos are being deleted, and they are uploading copies with their own rip-off Vocaloid and pretending they were Korean to start with. They are scrupulously disguising their nationality by using other languages. Tell people what is going on and let them make up their own minds as to who is behind this.”
“You shouldn’t keep mentioning that country. You have to ignore them and avoid making this into another big issue.”
“Somebody tell the guys at 4chan about what those Korean bastards are up to! Can’t anyone here write English properly!?”
“Forget 4chan – don’t expect anything from them, they prefer just to watch.”
“Leave them out of this! You don’t know what they’ll do!”
“4chan never helped with that ranking – that’s just lies. They have no interest in Vocaloids over there.”
“Don’t involve them – it’s a big mistake to think they like the Japanese. And involving them is just like the tactics a certain country uses. If they decide to help, fine, but don’t try and drag them in.”
“Try using Facebook, forums and YouTube to raise awareness of this instead.”
“Don’t forget to complain to Google and YouTube about their system being abused like this.”
“Are you people morons? 4chan came in and ruined their efforts to stack that ranking with Koreans. This issue will not be resolved by avoiding any mention of who is responsible.”
“They know how Koreans do things, and came in and helped with the ranking. Trying to avoid any mention of ‘that country’ will only make it look like a copyright issue.”

Kalian tahu anime ini ?
Yup....bagi yang sudah tahu anime ini pasti kalian akan tergiur atau tidak mimisan ketika melihat anime ini.
Anime ini sudah melebihi genre ecchi, atau mungkin sudah kelewatan batas nih.... O.o
Tapi bagi kalian yang belum melebihi umur 17+ tahun jangan sekali kali mencoba menonton anime ini yah