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by derefr
2165 days ago
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Rather than linking to another page, you can link elsewhere within the same page, using fragment URI-refs. Write your asides as long footnotes, and then link to the footnotes. (Or, go further, and split your article into a set of related articles all on the same page, with one “main” article and then several “supporting” articles that you can read or ignore. A non-editable Tiddlywiki, basically.) (Or you could go even further and make your article into a Twine game. But that’s just getting silly.) |
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Consider using this mark-up and displaying the document portion in the margin, or as a float inset into the article. Footnotes inhibit the flow of reading because they require navigating away from where the reader's eyes were.