Some people have Javascript disabled and/or third-party resources blocked by default, in which case the only indication that there is an embedded video (instead

Some people have Javascript disabled and/or third-party resources blocked by default, in which case the only indication that there is an embedded video (instead of just some kind of blocked advertisement) at the top of the page is the text "[Note that this article is a transcript of the video embedded above.]" at the top of the article. It's easy to miss. (The first time I read an article on that site, it looked a bit strange to me, as if it were stage directions for a video; only by reading the comments here on HN I learned that it had an embedded video, and that the text was just a transcript of it. Unlike this one, that article didn't have a note at the top mentioning that it was a transcript.)