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@@ -26,60 +26,56 @@ I will talk briefly about the packages and special-use cases for each stage
 and learned lessons along the way. Finally, the presentation concludes with
 future considerations and possible org-mode features.
 
-<https://github.com/nalhasan/emacsconf2020/blob/master/presentation.pdf>
-<!-- from the pad --->
+- Slides/presentation: <https://github.com/nalhasan/emacsconf2020>
 
--   Actual start and end time (EST): Start 2020-11-28T15.17.33; Q&A: 2020-11-28T15.32.18 End 2020-11-28T15.39.00
--   Slides/presentation: <https://github.com/nalhasan/emacsconf2020>
+<!-- from the pad --->
 
+- Actual start and end time (EST): Start: 2020-11-28T15.17.33; Q&A:
+  2020-11-28T15.32.18; End: 2020-11-28T15.39.00
 
 # Questions
 
-
-## I use org-roam-bibtex to take notes on particular academic papers in conjuction with org-noter. This means all notes for a given paper are in one org file. However while it is possible to link to headings within a file, there is no functionality to easily search through and link to these subheadings. What do you do to overcome this? I've only superficially looked at org-rifle as a possible method.
+## I use org-roam-bibtex to take notes on particular academic papers in conjuction with org-noter. This means all notes for a given paper are in one Org file. However while it is possible to link to headings within a file, there is no functionality to easily search through and link to these subheadings. What do you do to overcome this? I've only superficially looked at org-rifle as a possible method.
 
 ## Whats this presentation software? Looks really cool.
-
 beamer (LaTeX)
 
-<https://github.com/nalhasan/emacsconf2020> for the slides/presentation
-
+<https://github.com/nalhasan/emacsconf2020> for the
+slides/presentation.
 
 ## How does the view for time blocking works?
 
+## have you seen the project Papis? <https://github.com/papis/papis> I think the author is working on an Emacs package, what would be your thoughts? (it's a Zotero alternative)
+"Powerful and highly extensible command-line based document and
+bibliography manager."
 
-## have you seen the project papis ? <https://github.com/papis/papis> I think the author is working on an emacs package, what would be your thoughts? (it's a zotero alternative)
-
-"Powerful and highly extensible command-line based document and bibliography manager."
-
-
-## Did you try using ebib instead of zotero? if so, is zotero better in some way?
-
-Zotero has a lot of plugins you can play with and so far it's been great
+## Did you try using ebib instead of Zotero? If so, is Zotero better in some way?
+Zotero has a lot of plugins you can play with and so far it's been
+great.
 
-Some people have been using a connector between Emacs & Zotero&#x2026;
-
-You can create groups for collaborative projects in Zotero and this is a plus. (thanks for the answers! I'll give it a try!)
+Some people have been using a connector between Emacs & Zotero&#x2026;.
 
+You can create groups for collaborative projects in Zotero and this is
+a plus. (thanks for the answers! I'll give it a try!).
 - <https://github.com/papis/papis-zotero> maybe useful ^^
 
-
 ## Do you have any suggestions on what subjects/things should be tags/separate org-roam files for cross-linking? I've been struggling with whether making almost every term be a link or only using links for broader subjects.
-
-"Should I be combining ideas together into one&#x2026;?"  So far I've been using the Org Roam default way.
-
+"Should I be combining ideas together into one&#x2026;?"  So far I've
+been using the Org Roam default way.
 
 ## Meta question: is there a place where people are collaborating on research "about" Emacs?
-
-Definitely interested, but there is no place (yet!)
-
+Definitely interested, but there is no place (yet!).
 
 # Notes
-
--  org-inlinetasks
--  if you're working on a big org file that you keep coming back to, it's better to keep track of todo's related to that file within that file (e.g. a paper that you're writing)
--  <https://github.com/alphapapa/org-sidebar> to keep track of todo's within a large file
--  using org-gcal to sync gmail calendar with org-file <https://github.com/kidd/org-gcal.el/>
--  org-transclusion <https://github.com/nobiot/org-transclusion> to show (parts of) other files inline and allow editing in a separate mini-buffer
--  There is a Slack channel for org-roam link/backlink pls?
-
+- org-inlinetasks.
+- If you're working on a big Org file that you keep coming back to,
+  it's better to keep track of todo's related to that file within that
+  file (e.g. a paper that you're writing).
+- <https://github.com/alphapapa/org-sidebar> to keep track of todo's
+   within a large file.
+- Using org-gcal to sync gmail calendar with org-file
+  <https://github.com/kidd/org-gcal.el/>.
+- org-transclusion <https://github.com/nobiot/org-transclusion> to
+  show (parts of) other files inline and allow editing in a separate
+  mini-buffer.
+- There is a Slack channel for org-roam link/backlink pls?