Hi

At the moment I'm fixing the last YAPC-EU Frankfurt 2012 videos on youtube which lost sound during upload.

Now I'm pondering about disabling the comment function on youtube and linking to a new monastery thread for each video. (or subthread)

The idea is to have a compact cross linking between medias and better promotion.

Additionally youtube isn't the only possibility to provide videos, we still have the server from uni Frankfurt and I suppose shadowcat is also mirroring them.

So a monastery thread could be included in a frame from a dedicated page embedding the video.

(The only downside I see is that we have no mail-forwarding like youtube has...)

What do you think?

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

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