Long title engraving page
I don't know what to call it./icons/わからんど.icon/villagepump/takker.icon
If anyone comes up with a good name or knows the name, please let me know.
/villagepump/sta.icon
Is it easier to connect later if you separate them into keywords, or bet on
/villagepump/nishio.icon
This is the kind of guy I'm talking about.
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developmental process
to "stop using the legacy protocol of conversation.
I thought the combination of "conversation" and "legacy protocol" was interesting, so I made a link to "The Legacy Protocol of Conversation."
I opened "The Legacy Protocol of Conversation" and thought about it for a minute, but couldn't think of anything in particular to write about.
But if we leave it as is, Future Connections is unlikely to occur (because the link string is long). So I wrote the title as it is and used it as a link for "shorter keywords".
That's the objective./villagepump/takker.icon
If I had found something to write about and did write it, I would have similarly made "conversation" and "legacy protocols" the links.
Plus, you mention "legacy protocols" on the "Legacy Protocols" page.
The "legacy format" is placed here by association, leading to "liberation from the legacy format of books".
Compared to "multiple links connected to a WRAP page," the timeline of the action is reversed.
Create a page with multiple short keywords attached to it.
Whether to distinguish time axis orientation
/villagepump/sta.icon
I see
But if we leave it as is, future connections are unlikely to occur (because of the long string of links).
so I wrote the title as is and used the "shorter keywords" link.
Is it easier to connect later if you separate them into keywords, or bet on
/villagepump/meganii.icon
/villagepump/はるひ.icon
Oh, I'll make this one.
It's a natural occurrence in the structure.
Even when making a link with more than one word in a verse, there is a hesitation about where to chop it up.
/villagepump/yuyasurarin.icon
do often
[Hashtags to link words that did not appear in the text
derivation
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