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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 favicon: cartdave_favicon.png
-pagetitle: "notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It'll be much more than that, eventually."
+pagetitle: "notYetAnotherWiki"
 author: onefang
 feedatom: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/atom
 history: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/log/index.md
@@ -10,17 +10,26 @@ sourcecode: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/
 notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It'll be much
 more than that, eventually.
 
+## not a wiki, yet
+
 So to start with it's not a wiki.  It's currently a way to create a web
-site with CommonMark wiki markup, using git to update the content.
+site with [CommonMark](https://commonmark.org/) wiki markup, using git to
+update the content.
 
 So it's not a wiki, yet.
 
+## barely a wiki
+
 Next comes accounts and online editing of content with the web pages. 
 It'll then barely be a wiki.
 
+# Yet Another Wiki
+
 The missing bit is talk pages, which requires some sort of archiving chat
 system built into the thing.  Now it's Yet Another Wiki.
 
+# not Yet Another Wiki
+
 Finally comes the magic, so it's "not Yet Another Wiki", it's much more
 than that.
 
@@ -32,7 +41,8 @@ Only difference between an instant messaging system and a web forum is
 how fast it runs.  So just make this fast, then we can call it an instant
 messaging system.
 
-Put email behind a web forum, you got a mailing list with a web archive.
+Put email behind a web forum, you got a mailing list with a web archive. 
+Some of them support email anyway.
 
 An issue tracker is basically a wiki type page with the forum style
 messages, and often an email control system.  Only that last bit needs to
@@ -56,7 +66,7 @@ the one system.  They can chat about it, on the one system.
 
 ## What does it do already?
 
-Currently it'll scan the current directory and subdirectories rooking for
+Currently it'll scan the current directory and subdirectories looking for
 .md files in CommonMark syntax.  This should cover some MarkDown
 variations.  Then it produces .HTML files converted from these .md files,
 and links them all together into a web site.
@@ -65,3 +75,6 @@ git is used to store the .md files, and provides edit history.  Added on
 the footer is links to cgit, which is used to store the files in git on
 your server.  This provides acces to the source code, history, and ATOM
 feed for the site.
+
+It can also scan an external directory and merge that with the current
+one, but this isn't tested yet.