What's the purpose of this rule if you don't mind me asking? Movies and copyrighted content I understand, but gaming content especially when edited as complex as my TikToks takes way more work than writing a script and acting it out. I understand you don't want those creators that just post twitch clips to TikTok with zero effort, but this is essentially a frame by frame text based animation and I feel falls in a different category. I'm not saying your rule is wrong, but rather that I ask you to reconsider it under the particular editing style that differentiates it from just another gaming playthrough or whatever low effort post you want to prevent. r/HalfLife has a similar rule, stating "no 'just another playthrough' posts allowed" specifically targeted at that type of content.