

Shut Down Vyond and remove the grounded videos, Barney error, and etc.
The Issue
Vyond (formerly known as GoAnimate before 2018 and as Go!Animate before 2013) is an American cloud-based video production company. It was founded in 2007 by Alvin Hung and developed by GoAnimate, Inc. The company is headquartered in San Mateo, California. Vyond's presence on platforms such as YouTube and DeviantArt has led to some videos, such as grounded videos and Barney Error videos, which some consider to be of declining quality.
Comedy World is a theme for GoAnimate. It was available until 2019. This theme has been criticized for imitating Seth MacFarlane’s style.
Examples for Vyond/GoAnimate:
- Grounded videos - These videos that mainly focus on a character (mostly from a "baby" show or a cartoon) misbehaving before being disciplined by their parents, guardians, or friends, which is ruining the innocence of childhood favorites such as Caillou and Dora.
- Dead meat videos - Some kind of alternate version of report card days, where the students receive rewards and punishments instead of just a note to their parents.
- Barney Errors/Error videos - these videos about a virus and having evil Barney images as punishments/jumpscares and ruining Barney and other videos, they’re ruining cartoons and my childhood!!!!!!
- GoAnimate-styled rant videos - Some rant videos they’re made my GoAnimate, not an actual one.
- Misbehave videos - Some videos primarily feature a character, often from a "baby" show or cartoon, misbehaving at places like Chuck E. Cheese, McDonald’s, etc., similar to Grounded videos.
- Punishment videos - these videos they’re ruining my childhood!!!!!
In the 2020s, Alvin Hung might shut down Vyond due to criticism of the platform, potentially until 2029. If Vyond/GoAnimate were to close, companies like YouTube, WildBrain, Nickelodeon and others might remove or ban videos featuring characters like Caillou, Dora and Barney Error, as well as other content deemed inappropriate.
WildBrain (formerly DHX Media), which owns Caillou, would remove or take down all GoAnimate/Vyond Caillou videos containing child abuse on YouTube and other platforms.
Paramount and Nickelodeon, both owners of Dora the Explorer, would also remove or take down all GoAnimate/Vyond Dora the Explorer videos containing child abuse on YouTube and other platforms.
Mattel, the owner of Barney, would have the right to sue, remove or ban all Barney Error videos containing scary themes about the character.
Furthermore, Warner Bros., the owner of Scooby-Doo!, could sue channels that post Scooby-Doo! videos, such as Samster5677. They might also terminate accounts like Samster5677’s that feature Scooby-Doo! content. This is because Fred Jones is a fan-made villain similar to Boris from Caillou videos.
Additionally, Wrapper Offline and Wrapper Online could face bans or removals, and FlashThemes might also be banned or removed.
ShutDownGoAnimate
#RemoveGroundedVideos
#EndGroundedVideos
#EndBarneyErrorVideos
#ShutDownVyond
#SaveCaillou
#SaveBarney
#SaveDora

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The Issue
Vyond (formerly known as GoAnimate before 2018 and as Go!Animate before 2013) is an American cloud-based video production company. It was founded in 2007 by Alvin Hung and developed by GoAnimate, Inc. The company is headquartered in San Mateo, California. Vyond's presence on platforms such as YouTube and DeviantArt has led to some videos, such as grounded videos and Barney Error videos, which some consider to be of declining quality.
Comedy World is a theme for GoAnimate. It was available until 2019. This theme has been criticized for imitating Seth MacFarlane’s style.
Examples for Vyond/GoAnimate:
- Grounded videos - These videos that mainly focus on a character (mostly from a "baby" show or a cartoon) misbehaving before being disciplined by their parents, guardians, or friends, which is ruining the innocence of childhood favorites such as Caillou and Dora.
- Dead meat videos - Some kind of alternate version of report card days, where the students receive rewards and punishments instead of just a note to their parents.
- Barney Errors/Error videos - these videos about a virus and having evil Barney images as punishments/jumpscares and ruining Barney and other videos, they’re ruining cartoons and my childhood!!!!!!
- GoAnimate-styled rant videos - Some rant videos they’re made my GoAnimate, not an actual one.
- Misbehave videos - Some videos primarily feature a character, often from a "baby" show or cartoon, misbehaving at places like Chuck E. Cheese, McDonald’s, etc., similar to Grounded videos.
- Punishment videos - these videos they’re ruining my childhood!!!!!
In the 2020s, Alvin Hung might shut down Vyond due to criticism of the platform, potentially until 2029. If Vyond/GoAnimate were to close, companies like YouTube, WildBrain, Nickelodeon and others might remove or ban videos featuring characters like Caillou, Dora and Barney Error, as well as other content deemed inappropriate.
WildBrain (formerly DHX Media), which owns Caillou, would remove or take down all GoAnimate/Vyond Caillou videos containing child abuse on YouTube and other platforms.
Paramount and Nickelodeon, both owners of Dora the Explorer, would also remove or take down all GoAnimate/Vyond Dora the Explorer videos containing child abuse on YouTube and other platforms.
Mattel, the owner of Barney, would have the right to sue, remove or ban all Barney Error videos containing scary themes about the character.
Furthermore, Warner Bros., the owner of Scooby-Doo!, could sue channels that post Scooby-Doo! videos, such as Samster5677. They might also terminate accounts like Samster5677’s that feature Scooby-Doo! content. This is because Fred Jones is a fan-made villain similar to Boris from Caillou videos.
Additionally, Wrapper Offline and Wrapper Online could face bans or removals, and FlashThemes might also be banned or removed.
ShutDownGoAnimate
#RemoveGroundedVideos
#EndGroundedVideos
#EndBarneyErrorVideos
#ShutDownVyond
#SaveCaillou
#SaveBarney
#SaveDora

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Petition created on September 10, 2024



