Nah.

OMG WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS? :-)

KP droppin' some *quality knowledge.

Awarding kronosposeidon with one star point for this contribution to VideoSift - declared quality by Sarzy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Query_string#Structure

I'm sure you can still use ampersands as your delimiters if you wish. Stop scaring everybody, KP!

Have your tried it using the old method (with & ) with new YouTube embeds (that use ; )? It won't work unless you use ; now. I found that out when fixing the embed for this video. When adjusting the start time to eliminate the unnecessary intro that someone else had added, I noticed that the ampersand code was no longer before fs=1. Nonetheless I still tried using the ampersand after it, but I checked to make sure it would work by trying to submit it as a new video first, just to see if the new start time would work, and it didn't. So that's why I was forced to use the ; instead.

But don't take my word for it. Try it out yourself.

>> ^blankfist:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Query_string#Structure
I'm sure you can still use ampersands as your delimiters if you wish. Stop scaring everybody, KP!

You're probably right. I wonder if all delimiters need to be consistent.

But don't lick my balls for it. Try it on yourself.

http://images.tvrage.com/shows/13/12444.gif

>> ^kronosposeidon:

But don't take my word for it.

I take it back, it seems to be working now with the ampersand. I swear it wasn't working yesterday though. I'm NOT crazy, you motherfucker! >> ^blankfist:

You're probably right. I wonder if all delimiters need to be consistent.
But don't lick my balls for it. Try it on yourself.

Who knows what's going on with YouTube these days? The definitely did change from the ampersand to the semicolon recently, so maybe they haven't worked out all the bugs yet. I don't know.

I still use the ampersand!

So you can start but not stop ? That is not very helpful. I do not accept that by now there is not a start stop code.

yay or nay ?