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Issue #1
On the post text link on Youtube, author add own content
- Mikhail Burkasov
- Cute. While you can clearly see that it IS the embed of the video in the text, the source code (<figure> tag used for media) and the layout of the page (size of the selection box) signals that it is supposed to be an embed. I just fixed it.
- Accepted by admin
- Mikhail Burkasov
- I don't quite understand, why my template was rejected. There is this huge empty space on the original page that is clearly designed with some sort of media inside it. This layout persists across several pages see
https://neweralive.na/posts/video-citizens-3-1-black-africa
https://neweralive.na/posts/vox-pop-windhoekers-comment-on-directive-to-reinstate-cow-bosses
https://neweralive.na/posts/video-shame-on-us-as-men-mbumba
While I don't see anything wrong with fixing a broken player, it is definitely not removing any content, the video is still available and it is quite more convenient for the end user than a link that is not even a link.
- Accepted by admin
- The lack of the embed in the original article has been caused by it's own issue. It's not acceptable to convert the text to <iframe> like this template did. @match("http.+be"): //figure/text()
$yt: //figure[starts-with(text(),"http")] can cause even more issues in the future
- Type of issue
- Author added their own content
- Reported
- Feb 8, 2019