Very simply, you use a special tag to indicate the video URL. The format is:

[video:url]

You may embed video from a variety of video sharing sites, including:

• Youtube
• Google Video
• Tangle
• DailyMotion
• Eyespot
• Jumpcut
• Revver
• Vimeo
• Flickr

If the content that you are adding to QRPedia is not your own, please be certain that it is legal to post it to the site. Any copyrighted materials should not be posted to the site. This does not mean that you cannot excerpt from copyrighted materials, but you may not copy the entire content verbatim. If there does not appear to be a copyright on the content you wish to post, repect the author's rights and get his permission before reposting it.

Any copyright violations will removed from the site as soon as the moderators are aware of them.

QRPedia allows you create graphical displays of mathematical formulae using the Mimetex plugin. A formula is created in your post by using special formatting syntax (similar to LaTeX) surrounded by the tags. You can read all about the syntax here, but a simple example is shown below:

x^2+y^2

[tex]x^2+y^2[/tex]

1. Click on the "My account" link on the left side under your username.
2. Click the "Edit" link at the top of the screen.
3. Click on the "Twitter accounts" link on the line below the "Edit" link.
4. Enter your Twitter account information in the appropriate fields, then click "Add account".

Please note that you must have a public timeline enabled on your Twitter account in order for your QRPedia content to be Tweeted. All posts will be tagged with the #hamr and #qrp tags by default, although you have the option of changing these at the time that you post your content.