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Mµs #LocalNames
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face
The day-page-set for the face of the local-names-sand-wiki
Read the page face, explained.
Who’s watching the face? See the wiki-net faces.
2008-10-04 Face
The local-names-sand-wiki has been started
Goodbye the arduous days of old school clean linking!!!
The pages listed in the local names - a little “LocalNames” pops up when you move your cursor over them - can be linked to by simply writing the local clean title of the page in double brackets.
Write [[wiki-net]], the result is wiki-net.
That works locally just as well as externally.
Write [[one big soup]], the result is one big soup.
There’s a feed telling about how we link “local clean” to CamelCase:
The local-names-feed provided by the day-page-set local page names.
- Ha!
