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Academic/professional equivalents How can I add an animation or video to a peer review report without using "unprofessional" sites like imgur or youtube?

AreI am writing a peer review and there any more professional or academic versions ofis an animation I want to share along with it. I can't embed it in the PDF, so what other options do I have besides websites like imgur or youtube that lack professionality? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, e.g. when doing peer review, but it feels a little funny when there areunprofessional due to the ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.

Academic/professional equivalents to imgur or youtube?

Are there any more professional or academic versions of websites like imgur or youtube? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, e.g. when doing peer review, but it feels a little funny when there are ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.

How can I add an animation or video to a peer review report without using "unprofessional" sites like imgur or youtube?

I am writing a peer review and there is an animation I want to share along with it. I can't embed it in the PDF, so what other options do I have besides websites like imgur or youtube that lack professionality? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, e.g. when doing peer review, but it feels a little unprofessional due to the ads and other recommendations.

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Are there any more professional or academic versions of websites like imgur or youtube? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, e.g. when doing peer review, but it feels a little funny when there are ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.

Are there any more professional or academic versions of websites like imgur or youtube? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, but it feels a little funny when there are ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.

Are there any more professional or academic versions of websites like imgur or youtube? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, e.g. when doing peer review, but it feels a little funny when there are ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.

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Tom Solberg
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Academic/professional equivalents to imgur or youtube?

Are there any more professional or academic versions of websites like imgur or youtube? I often like to refer to and post content on these sites, but it feels a little funny when there are ads and other recommendations that are, let's say, unprofessional.