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.. figure:: example1.gen.png |
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Figure 1: Mock-up of an item-based hypermedia system [XXX] |
Figure 1: A hypermedia structure centered around *items*, |
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__ full-example1.gen.png |
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In this visualization[XXX], the item the user is currently looking at |
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The fundamental ideas in hyperstructure are due to Ted Nelson. |
The fundamental ideas in hyperstructure are due to Ted Nelson. |