Submitting YouTube Videos on HHR – China Videos

— Hi all, that last submission made me realize that I never made it entirely clear how to submit YouTube (or other) videos to the Hao Hao Report.

I had put the information in the FAQ, but who looks there, and it was broken regardless. So... here it is:

Simply take the video's ID number (ie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UumuNF_jY1w, "UumuNF_jY1w" is the ID) and stick it between the appropritate video tag (<youtube></youtube>, <googlevideo></googlevideo>, <xoinks></xoinks>). Example: <youtube>UumuNF_jY1w</youtube>

The only condition with this is that you need to include a "summary" that doesn't include this code, as the video should only display on the full story page and not the front (summary) page - the summary can just be a simple introduction to the video. Also, please put all videos in the Video category.

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