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                               to le se jutsi
              .i ko cuxna lo bangu la gliban. ce la lojban.toi

   ni'o ca klama la zan. gi'enai tcidu la'e le du'u ta'i makau pilno ri

   ni'o  ju'i  tcidu  la zan. xabju la daiv po'u lo skami po'e mi ku zi'e
   noi  ca tcana le samci'e pi'o lo fonxa ku'o gi'e seri'a bo poi'i ro nu
   da ce ke'a simsku kakne cu tolranji gi'e jaifau masno vau .u'u

   ni'o  la zan. cu sampu samci'e bo samru'e gi'e se pilno fi lo nu finti
   lo  pinka be lo samsnufi'a be'o poi jorne ri .ibo le te zukte be fe lo
   te  go'i  cu jai nalselju'o gi'e ku'i pe'icu'i ga cecmu nuncipra be fi
   sy.  gi nu se senlanli be lo gunma .i e'uru'e ko tcidu le dei se jorne
   noi nu casnu fa la raif.

   zo'o  u'u  zoi gy. Anyway, play around with it and see what you think.
   Bear  in  mind this is still a WIP. You can get help by using the Help
   button,  but  hopefully the interface will be pretty intuitive - Story
   text  appears  on  the  left,  annotations  on  the  right. Enter your
   commands  at  the  prompt  on  the bottom left. To make an annotation,
   first select the paragraph you want to annotate by selecting the radio
   button to the right, then type your annotation in the text area on the
   bottom  right.  If  the  annotation  is  a bug-report, a spoiler or is
   off-topic,  you  should  mark  it as such by selecting the appropriate
   button  to  the  right  of  the  textbox. If the paragraph already has
   annotations, yours will just be appended.

   You  can  filter out classes of annotations you don't want to be shown
   from  the options page, a link to which is at the bottom right of each
   page. Spoilers are filtered by default.

   If  you're  annotating  a common piece of text, say a library message,
   which  has special meaning in the context of what you just typed, then
   select the Match Command button before annotating.

   >Save,  >restore and >undo should all now work. So should colour, bold
   and italics. Kind of.

   Follow the link below to begin -

   Start here.

   If  you  are willing to host Zann, please tell me! I'm a student, so I
   only  have  an  always-on connection during term-time - about half the
   year. And that connection keeps on dying. You'll need to be willing to
   daemon running - see here for details.

   For any others interested - details of Zann's implementation. gy.