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Similar to Embed Instagram which I also just added.
How to use:
1) Get the Vine URL
2) Take the part after vine.co/
3) Use that part in a tag like this: [vine]v/bJK51E9V9Dp[/vine]
So take this Vine video:
http://vine.co/v/bJK51E9V9Dp
The relevant part is v/bJK51E9V9Dp
So you do:
[vine]v/bJK51E9V9Dp[/vine]
And it looks like this:
Enjoy!
VAUGHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN WERE GETTING OUTPACED IN THE FORUM WARS
this is what happens when steerpike is allowed to be a free agent
testing
I hope this was trolling, but you do know they have been embeddable, complete with the button and all, on skatz for like 2 years now right?Quote:
Originally Posted by lol wow
Vine donkdown.
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...hut-down-costs
Twitter is such a fail company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Belly Buster
I've never seen a site which is so widely used and so embedded in popular culture, yet so poorly monetized.
And they also have no clue how to react to crises.
For years, people kept complaining that there was a cyberbullying problem on Twitter, and that was blamed for its user numbers stagnating.
They did their best to ignore the problem while giving pathetic lip service that they were taking care of it. This persisted for a long time.
Finally a high-profile incident occurred where a few idiots posted some racist messages to a Hollywood star, and Twitter decided to overreact and ban not just the offenders, but the social media star (Milo) the trolls were trying to impress by doing it. Huh?
And what message did that give? That a Hollywood star can get people banned for trolling, but regular folks can't?
The company is completely clueless.
PornHub is making a serious bid to pick it up. True story.
I thought this got bumped because of this bit of news:
Quote:
Vine App to Be Discontinued, Twitter Says
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/vine-...ry?id=43107306
Hours after announcing that it would axe about nine percent of its workforce, Twitter said today that it would be putting its Vine video service on the chopping block as well.
The social network acquired Vine, a video service that allows users to share six-second videos that play on repeat, in October of 2012.
It wasn't immediately clear why the Vine app would be shut down, and Twitter didn't immediately respond to questions.
According to financial filings from last year, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey was optimistic about Vine.
"We’ve simplified our roadmap and organization around a few big bets across Twitter, Periscope, and Vine that we believe represent our largest opportunities for growth," he said.
Twitter, which has struggled with growth in recent months, has been been in discussions with several companies about a possible acquisition.
Twitter Axing 9 Percent of Workforce
Analysis: Twitter Is Struggling, So Why Would Anyone Buy It?
In an announcement posted on social media platform Medium, Twitter said that the app would be discontinued "in the coming months," but that the service's website would live on "because we think it’s important to still be able to watch all the incredible Vines that have been made."
The company said it would be sharing more details about the closure in the future.
Shortly after the announcement, Rus Yusupov, one of the creators of Vine, tweeted a message.
PornVine: When 7 seconds is all you really need
It did, stupidQuote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
TBF, he would have had to read the thread to realize that.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLOLIt did, stupidQuote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
BUMP
Vine is defunct, but they're in "archive mode", meaning all previous Vines are supposed to still work.
I noticed when doing PFA maintenance that the embedding of Vines was broken, presumably due to some system changes when I first implemented it. I fixed it, just so old posts with Vines would work.
Strangely enough, the two Crowe tried to embed still don't work, but whatever. At least most of them do.