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				<title>Links to Pages</title>
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						 <p>Okay people. I am trying to separate material for important places and organisations that become detailed or useful in campaigns.</p> <p>When a location or group is visited often or plays a major part in a campaign, I try to separate material relating specifically for that place/group into their own page.</p> <p>Players, especially those doing Adventure Logs can help big time here. Whenever you type the name of a place or organisation use triple square brackets around the name.</p> <p>1. Place triple square brackets to make link.<br /> 2. Make sure place/organisation has correct spelling.<br /> 3. Even is there is currently no active link, still place the brackets b/c that lets me know it needs a link. It creates one that I can then work on.</p> 
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