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Hi everyone, I’ve started contributing here in relation to motorcycles. I recently created a video on how to change gears on a motorcycle ( http://youtu.be/PJtElClDQrM ). Now, in my opinion my video is a million times better than the video currently shown in the article ( http://www.wikihow.com/Shift-Gears-on-a-Motorcycle ). It’s shorter, more detailed and more to the point. I beleive the video currently showing in the article was one of the first (if not the first) on Youtube related to the topic. But I certainly don’t feel it appropriate for me to replace the video with one I created. Is there a way I can submit my video for consideration?

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No. You can just add one. To add a video or replace one with the one you want to be on the article, you can read this article on how to do just that. http://www.wikihow.com/Embed-a-Video-on-wikiHow

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Yep, a problem only arises if you’re promoting your own videos above other, better videos. Feel free to change it.:slight_smile:

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Thanks guys. One problem, when I do the search to embed the video, I can’t find it - even if i use the url http://youtu.be/PJtElClDQrM . Any reason why this would be the case?

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The video is too new and is, therefore, blocked by the software from being embedded by someone who does not have elevated permissions. I embedded the video and would appreciate it if the someone screened the video carefully.