One way to keep the starting time from being deleted is to add the "t" parameter to the end of the YouTube link. This parameter allows you to specify the time in seconds for the video to start at.
Yes, the "t" parameter can be used for any YouTube video, including ones that are embedded on other websites.
The format for adding the "t" parameter is "t=[time in seconds]" at the end of the YouTube link. For example, if you want the video to start at 1 minute and 30 seconds, the parameter would be "t=90".
No, the only way to specify a starting time for a YouTube video is by using the "t" parameter. Other methods, such as adding a timestamp to the end of the link, will not work.
Yes, the starting time will be saved for anyone who clicks on the shared link. This is because the "t" parameter is included in the link and will be applied to the video when it is opened.