UPDATE: Apparently, it’s just me. Others have embedded just fine. Please disregard this post.
I’ve been trying out Posterous after reading about it on Steve Rubel’s blog. I’m using it to capture my vacation.
Today, I tried switching to HTML on the website to embed a YouTube video. (Okay, I just lost a few of you, but basically, I was adding a video the “by hand” way). No go. It wouldn’t be recognized.
Solutions: 1.) use the bookmarklet and push the button while on the YouTube site, or 2.) email the URL to Posterous and let THEM do it.
Okay, fine with a YouTube video. The web has TONS of widgets and applets and things that are just simple copy/paste efforts. Posterous is great and handling the simple stuff and I enjoy it as a very simple, lightweight blogging platform, but I’m a little ticked that I can’t muscle down just a hair and add an embed code.
Just thoughts on a service. Am I wrong?
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