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 # 2022-01-27
 
-- [[test node]]
-  - I sometimes use that node for testing support of new features.
+- [[testing]]
   - Poll if you're interested: for piped links (of the form `[[foo|bar]]`, which order looks most natural to you?
-    - Option 1: [[page | an alias, perhaps in long form]]
-    - Option 2: [[long form, perhaps matching the previous sentence | canonical page]]
-    - Option 3: [[why don't we have both|por qué no los dos]] :)
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+    - Option 1: `[[page name | an alias, perhaps in long form]]`
+    - Option 2: `[[long form, perhaps matching the previous sentence | page name]]`
+    - Option 3: `[[why don't we have both|por qué no los dos]]` :)
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+# test node
+
+- 
+
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+# testing node
+
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     - #go https://flancia.org
     - #pull [[test node]]
     - #push [[test]]
-      - an [[Agora]]!
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+      - an [[Agora]]!
+  - This is a test of `[[foo|bar]]` links.
+    - Option 1: [[page name | an alias, perhaps in long form]]
+    - Option 2: [[long form, perhaps matching the previous sentence | page name]]
+    - Option 3: [[why don't we have both|por qué no los dos]]
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