good to see...i still haven't been able to stop the siblings from squabbling...they oscillate tween friendship and rivalry by themselves.

• maybe i just watch and place bets upon outcome?

I talked to her for 2 hours last night. It was such a nice call too.

has your mum heard from you yet mate?

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• ease

• clarity?

• many options...

• brilliant programming

• thanks...

• stop my children fighting

• david...step over the line...

Hello this is a title

• checklists

• milk

• sausages

• call mum

Is the idea that we detect when someone has pasted an embeddable url

Ideally. An embed buttons adds a bunch of extra clicks so not the best UX, I can't remembering seeing one in any other app. Looking at how fediverse apps like Mastodon handle embeds could be a useful guide to user expectations, and studying the bits of their code related to it might give up some tips for implementing it. Especially given it's also a RoR app.

Is the idea that we detect when someone has pasted an embeddable url, or do we offer an "embed" button?

What do users expect?

Would be great if embeds worked not only for YT, but for instances of PeerTube, MediaGolbin, Plumi, the invidio.us, software, any free code software people can use to hosted their own video.

Chrome!

Mine does change to a hand... what browser are you on?

I can add support for embeds!!!! I will do it before the release. Thanks for prompting it.

That worked! But when I mouse over the image, my cursor doesn't change to a little hand

Ok, trying to add a link to an image (that leads to the said video):

Trying to embed videos

Test 01:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_SlAzsXa7E

Test 02:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/P_SlAzsXa7E" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

@Strypey and @Eduard Kurganskyi thanks for the feedback on proposal configuration. After we are able to remove the loomio 1.0 client we can make poll templates editable. This means you can build your own poll type and configure what poll types your group has available.

So you can make a standard agreement poll for your group, specify what buttons it has, and other aspects of how it works, and remove poll types you don't need in your facilitate list.

In a technical sense it's about moving the poll definitions from a yml file to the database and adding a form to configure them. In a product sense it's about getting Loomio 2.0 public and able to replace Loomio 1.0 so we can develop new features and make breaking changes.

Tried to add an allocate poll to this thread. I got as far as the 'invite' modal, where clicking on 'members of this group' and 'members of this thread' didn't seem to do anything. In the end I was able to choose myself and clicked send. The modal hung open and I had to dismiss it, but I can now see a poll.

I like the way the proposals are presented as facilitation moves. That's makes sense :)

Interesting that I have the option to close the thread, but I don't appear to be able to edit the context.