On 16 Sep 2010, at 03:32, Waylan Limberg wrote:
[…] Just parse the urls for "youtube.com" (or "vimeo" etc) and when
found, convert to an appropriate object. It's easy, simple and
introduces no new syntax of any kind.
There is a difference between a link and an embedded object.
Presently we have `[…](…)` for links and `` for embedded
objects (limited to images).
I therefor not only think it would be more appropriate to use the `![…]
(…)` syntax for embedding video/audio, but by using the `[…](…)`
syntax with auto-detection, you make it impossible for users to link
to the resource (rather than embed it).
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