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remyabel at tilde.team remyabel at tilde.team
Sun Jun 13 17:44:16 BST 2021
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I don't think there is a convention. Personally, I do the bracketapproach like so:
This is some text.[1]
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https://example.com 1: This is a link.
If it's a footnote I just use f and render them all at the bottom of thepage.
This is a footnote.[f1]
## Footnotes
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https://example.com 1: This is a footnote.
Bombadillo already prepends an index before each link to allow you tojump to it easily, so the number may seem redundant, but the numberallows you to easily group links per paragraph. Example:
One[1].
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https://example.com 1: This is a link.
One[1] two[2] three[3].
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https://example.com 1: This is a link. =
https://example.com 2: This is a link. =
https://example.com 3: This is a link.
Converting a wiki page to gemtext isn't too difficult, it's a matter offinding an appropriate library and emitting the appropriate gemtext foreach HTML tag. For an example see:https://tildegit.org/remyabel/tilde-wiki-gemini (note: not productioncode.)