Visitors of the sift benefit because the sift community finds the best videos on the internet. Today, with the introduction to the Video Researchers League, I hope visitors will soon benefit from having those videos thoroughly researched by our community.

Beginning soon will be the "Video Researchers League" competition here on videosift, hosted in the documentary channel. The league will be a collective of sift members who enjoy sharing information, specifically information that truly compliments the videos presented here on the sift.
I hope for this to be big, in fact I am closing down the old TayTV blog in order to dedicate my time to this idea. Before I post the official rules of the league I need to get a working example posted. So I need your help.

Here is an interesting Richard Feynman video clip I would like you to research. If you could for the next week find links that relate to the Feynman video please post them in the comment thread below the video.

Everybody is welcome to participate, I don't expect you to fully understand this competition yet. So I am going to open up this thread to questions, comments and speculation. Soon I will post a followup with additional info, but in the meantime go out and research Feynman.

You can also send me a PM here on the sift or if you wish to email, I'm at jeff dot hoard at gmial dot com.