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Embedded videos are essentially pretty-looking links, susceptible to undesirable link rot.
Stack Exchange sites protect images from link rot when uploaded using the Add Image button (or Ctrl+g): a separate copy is uploaded to https://i.sstatic.net/ in partnership with imgur. This is currently not possible for videos, likely because they tend to be huge in comparison.
Embedded videos are essentially pretty-looking links, susceptible to undesirable link rot.
Stack Exchange sites protect images from link rot when uploaded using the Add Image button (or Ctrl+g): a separate copy is uploaded to https://i.sstatic.net/ in partnership with imgur. This is currently not possible for videos, likely because they tend to be huge in comparison.
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Embedded videos are essentially pretty-looking links, hence susceptible to link rot and we don't want that.
Images are protected from link rot by StackExchange sites, as a separate copy is always uploaded to their own server, in partnership with imgur. The same tactic is currently unfeasible for videos, which are often huge in comparison.
Embedded videos are essentially pretty-looking links, susceptible to undesirable link rot.
Stack Exchange sites protect images from link rot when uploaded using the Add Image button (or Ctrl+g): a separate copy is uploaded to https://i.sstatic.net/ in partnership with imgur. This is currently not possible for videos, likely because they tend to be huge in comparison.
