> On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 2:19 PM, Marco Abis <marco.a...@gmail.com> wrote: >> First: sorry, my reply was meant to be sent to you only, not the list >>> Because it was described as "a talk". That means the bulk of the >>> actually meaningful content in it comes from someone's lips flapping. >>> That can be rendered as text, easily. If there are slides, ... but >>> I've already been over all of that. >> >> you are wrong, > > No, I am *not* wrong. A talk can be translated into text+embeds with > very little or nothing being lost, almost by definition. > > It might be the case that the OP was wrong when he described the video > in question as "a talk", but that's a completely different matter. > > Regardless, I highly doubt that there's anywhere close to 60 minutes > of video in there that couldn't be better presented in some other way. > Most likely, it would be better as text and a few short video > segments, the latter adding up to much less than 60 minutes in > duration. > >> watch the video > > No. A full hour is way, way too long for something analogous to a blog > post or a mailing list message, and I have lots of other demands on my > time.
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