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unifiedsplit

@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ describe a format for which not all atoms are valid, any atom can

237be cast into the aura whether valid or invalid. But in a

238constant, the type contains just one atom.

239

240−The regular syntax for an atomic constant is just to put `%` on

240+The regular syntax for an atomic constant is just to put `%` in

241front of the constant. Like:

242

243```

docs/byte/2.md+3−3

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ which is its address. The root of the tree is `1`; if the

143address of a cell is `n`, its head is `2n` and its tail is

144`2n+1`.

145

146−A picture might help::

146+A picture might help:

147```

148 1

149 / \

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152 4 5 6 7

153 / \

154 14 15

155−```

155+```

156

157The syntax for a fragment of the subject at a tree address, or

158*axis*, is just `+axis`. So:

@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ table here -- just a tree search.

219

220An expression like the label `x` or the axis `+2`, which

221designates a fragment or feature of the subject, is called a

222−*limb*. A list of limbs connected with `.`, is a *wing*.

222+*limb*. A list of limbs connected with `.` is a *wing*.

223

224To remind you that you're not in Kansas anymore, the syntax for a

225wing, like `q.y` above, means means "q inside y." In a classic

docs/using/messaging.md+4

@@ -192,6 +192,10 @@ a publicly readable publicly writeable station.

192You'll see presence notifications when people enter or leave stations

193you're subscribed to.

194

195+`;set quiet` - Turn off presence notifications

196+

197+`;unset quiet` - Turn on presence notifications

198+

195`;who` - list everyone in all your stations

199`;who` - list everyone in all your stations

196

200

197### Station Glyphs

201### Station Glyphs