At Instructables, we just debuted new, super-easy-to-contribute content types. One is slide shows (an series of images that plays automatically) and the other is videos (just and embed from any major video service.) It allows people to share projects with the community commenting features at instructables, without having to create a whole instructable. The idea is to let people just show off their projects; we expect this to increase the content available at Instructables dramatically.

Here’s a video I put up of the huge fish tank stand we’re building at my house:

And here’s a slideshow I made of the liner I put in my Chrome messenger bag.

Here’s a full description of the new features.

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