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And you could copy and paste the URL!
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Sorry, wish I could help, but I've already deleted it.
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Threads like this, with decent and interesting titles are detrimental to Stamporama, I am sorry to say. I have added a link or two elsewhere but realize I am only adding to the problem.
Please, no more threads like this.
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Did you enjoy the video, did your learn anything. I enjoyed the video and learned some interesting information!
Hope I can find other interesting videos soon.
Anything you are looking for, if I see it I'll let you know?
Update: If any other members are looking for videos let me know, I don't promise any thing, but I sometimes find videos that are stamps related!
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Well, I tried to post the YouTube link to the subject video, but can't seem to get it to work.
If I just post it in plain text, an emoji gets inserted in the link, as below. What's with that? The characters being replaced by the emoji are "X dash X", with a dash instead of the word dash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NverjyJ
I
If I highlight the URL and use the Link button, clicking the resulting link says the video is no longer available.
I>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NverjyJX ...
If I highlight the URL and use the YouTube button, I get a YouTube window, but it won't play. (An error occurred).
So I've tried. Any assistance is welcome. Seems like the URL contains a Stamporama code for the emoji that's messing things up.
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tommcf:
I had tried to do the same thing, and I had exactly your same results with both the Link and YouTube features.
I am pretty sure I have used these functions on StampoRama posts in the past, but I am puzzled as to why I can't now. I have asked the Admin to look at the problem and let me know if it is something related to YouTube, StampoRama, or me. 
However, I really enjoyed the video. Charles DiComo did a great job of building the narrative and explaining things. It's an advanced area and not many people will have the time and resources to try and collect at this level, but it's also a great opportunity to see what someone can do beyond simply organizing stamps in an album. And I don't even collect stamps.
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I tried again just now, works fine for me, I don't understand why some people are having trouble!
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1899,
We're not having trouble viewing the video on YouTube. The problem is in trying to post the link to the video here.
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Oh, sorry my mistake
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It looks like the SOR code is messing up the URL. The X - X (spaces added) resolves as an emoji example:
Reported to Tim.
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I have found the problem and fixed it. Here is the video in question:
Tim.
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Thank you, Tim.
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You can find thid video on Youtube and use the subject line for searching!
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
And you could copy and paste the URL!
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Sorry, wish I could help, but I've already deleted it.
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
Threads like this, with decent and interesting titles are detrimental to Stamporama, I am sorry to say. I have added a link or two elsewhere but realize I am only adding to the problem.
Please, no more threads like this.
Thank you
Londonbus1
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
Did you enjoy the video, did your learn anything. I enjoyed the video and learned some interesting information!
Hope I can find other interesting videos soon.
Anything you are looking for, if I see it I'll let you know?
Update: If any other members are looking for videos let me know, I don't promise any thing, but I sometimes find videos that are stamps related!
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06:31:57pm
re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
Well, I tried to post the YouTube link to the subject video, but can't seem to get it to work.
If I just post it in plain text, an emoji gets inserted in the link, as below. What's with that? The characters being replaced by the emoji are "X dash X", with a dash instead of the word dash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NverjyJI
If I highlight the URL and use the Link button, clicking the resulting link says the video is no longer available.
I>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NverjyJX ...
If I highlight the URL and use the YouTube button, I get a YouTube window, but it won't play. (An error occurred).
So I've tried. Any assistance is welcome. Seems like the URL contains a Stamporama code for the emoji that's messing things up.
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
tommcf:
I had tried to do the same thing, and I had exactly your same results with both the Link and YouTube features.
I am pretty sure I have used these functions on StampoRama posts in the past, but I am puzzled as to why I can't now. I have asked the Admin to look at the problem and let me know if it is something related to YouTube, StampoRama, or me.
However, I really enjoyed the video. Charles DiComo did a great job of building the narrative and explaining things. It's an advanced area and not many people will have the time and resources to try and collect at this level, but it's also a great opportunity to see what someone can do beyond simply organizing stamps in an album. And I don't even collect stamps.
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
I tried again just now, works fine for me, I don't understand why some people are having trouble!
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10:20:42pm
re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
1899,
We're not having trouble viewing the video on YouTube. The problem is in trying to post the link to the video here.
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
Oh, sorry my mistake
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
It looks like the SOR code is messing up the URL. The X - X (spaces added) resolves as an emoji example:
Reported to Tim.
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re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
I have found the problem and fixed it. Here is the video in question:
Tim.
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09:57:56pm
re: The Development of Perforations on U.S. Postage Stamps During the Toppan, Carpenter Era: 1855-1857.
Thank you, Tim.
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