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If one is the final editor as well as the original writer, the
easter-egg approach is possible:
Please examine the entire remote node. Each item
locates some other node.
This method is vaguely related to the map-maker's practise of
adding fictitious streets or even entire faked developments in
order to prove copyright when a competitor steals the map's
info.
For anyone who missed the egg above, here it is in greater
clarity:
P lease
E xamine
T he
E ntire
R emote
N ode.
E ach
I tem
L ocates
S ome
O ther
N ode.
I've never used this technique. Maybe I should have?
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