Not Too Happy about Highlighting\Notes merge

Richard Lyall
Richard Lyall Member Posts: 1,030 ✭✭✭

I'm sure there are good technical reasons for this (and that it's here to stay), but it doesn't seem an obviously great idea to me. Here's why.

The possibilities for confusion and contamination of "true" note data are many.

I frequently overlay different styles when colouring a passage. one highlight for the passage, and then different colours for individual features I want to draw attention to. Each of these is now a new note, leading to a rather meaningless jumble of notes, fragments of sentences and individual words (see screenshot).

I think I will create a "highlight dump" note file to contain all these new highlights. Problem is that each time I add a note myself, I have to keep making the dump file current again

Could this feature be switched off, or could there be an option to save highlights to a Notes file specified in System Settings?

Thanks
Richard 

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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    I'm still "playing around" with the new notes and see it as moving my use a bit more toward how I use A.nnotate (for it's shared features). Thus far, my inclination is that the auto-created note should contain the name of the highlight style (and possibly palette).

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 879 ✭✭

    Could this feature be switched off, or could there be an option to save highlights to a Notes file specified in System Settings?

    In a future beta we will have an option to chose the default note document highlights are saved to per palette.

  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 36,148

    In a future beta we will have an option to chose the default note document highlights are saved to per palette.

    Todd,

    I'm sure by now that you should know the temperament of Logos beta testers and NOT have introduced a feature that appears to be badly designed, when a delayed introduction would have saved a considerable amount of Forum word space and angst.

    Dave
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  • SteveF
    SteveF Member Posts: 1,866 ✭✭✭

    I'm sure by now that you should know the temperament of Logos beta testers and NOT have introduced a feature that appears to be badly designed,

    I'm sorry to have downloaded this beta. The saving grace is that I am replacing my hard drive within the next few days and was going to have to "scrub" Logos 4 anyways.

    I Rarely use Notes but the ones I have are now "ruined." And I have a large group of new ones that are totally useless with a large number of references to individually coloured words (for emphasis) and for eseof locating on a page.

    . Unfortunately the discussion in the other thread as to why this new system is being used is over my head.

    I am going to try to delete all notes. I'll stick to clippings and Word documents.

    I am glad that I was able to get the TOC for the Church Fathers turned intoa PBB before this came down the pipe.

    Suggestion: I realize that it is too late now--BUT with all of the changes & fixes to broken parts of the PBB this long-awaited beta would have been great to have those fixed. THEN issue a new one with the "new notes method" as a new issue to deal with /fix etc.

    Regards, SteveF

  • Tim Hensler
    Tim Hensler Member Posts: 1,546 ✭✭✭

    option to chose the default note document

    It would also be helpful if when you highlight something and it automatically creates a note, that the note is presented to the user so text can add to it at that time.  It's hard enough to find a note when it is created this way, even when the note file is already open.  It would be even worse if the note file wasn't open.  If you don't want to add text to the note, then you can keep going with only a minor interruption from the highlighting action to present the note file open to the new note you just made.

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    SteveF said:

    Unfortunately the discussion in the other thread as to why this new system is being used is over my head

    which thread?

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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    It would also be helpful if when you highlight something and it automatically creates a note, that the note is presented to the user so text can add to it

    Absolutely!

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  • SteveF
    SteveF Member Posts: 1,866 ✭✭✭

    MJ. Smith said:

    which thread?

    http://community.logos.com/forums/t/39459.aspx

    Bob Pritchett


    Replied: Today 5:01 PM


    The old design was single-user oriented, so it was okay that there was no "highlight document." 

    The change is driven by several things:

    - Support for mobile devices and web-presentation of notes/highlights (Biblia.com), which drove some technical changes.

    - New use cases requiring multiple sets of highlighting on a single
    book. (You can search within a highlight, do the Search Analysis on
    highlights, etc.) This requires "named" or "document-like" highlight
    sets.

    - Document sharing -- in the future you'll be able to collaborate on
    annotations, or let select individuals take copies of your annotations;
    this also requires named and manageable highlight documents.

    We could have duplicated the whole notes file system for highlights,
    but people are also asking for highlighting capabilities on the
    selections to which they attach notes. So it just made sense to merge
    these things together into a single annotation system.

     

    Regards, SteveF

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

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  • SteveF
    SteveF Member Posts: 1,866 ✭✭✭

    MJ. Smith said:

    Thanks Steve, I'd missed that post.

    You are most welcome MJ [:)]

     

    Regards, SteveF

  • TCBlack
    TCBlack Member Posts: 10,980 ✭✭✭

    In a future beta we will have an option to chose the default note document highlights are saved to per palette.

    I'm glad this option is coming.

    Hmm Sarcasm is my love language. Obviously I love you. 

  • Wes Saad
    Wes Saad Member Posts: 1,601 ✭✭✭

    SteveF said:

    I Rarely use Notes but the ones I have are now "ruined."

    I agree that the new method is not a good approach. It does not make sense to treat highlights like notes. They are separate features and deserve separate technical treatment.

    That said, I don't think existing notes should be affected. At least for me, new note files were created for all my highlights, so no highlights were added to existing note files. The trouble will be going forward, having to remember to select the right note file before making a highlight, a problem that will be fixed when the new option is added. But even with that, I think merging notes and highlights is a bad idea.

  • Mark Smith
    Mark Smith MVP Posts: 11,826

    But even with that, I think merging notes and highlights is a bad idea.

    Me, too. I can see the need to create another way to keep track of highlighting for the purposes Bob mentioned, and maybe there is no other way to enable collaboration, but I would rather have collaboration implemented as a separate feature, not forced upon notes and highlighting.

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  • Wes Saad
    Wes Saad Member Posts: 1,601 ✭✭✭

    I can understand the need for keeping the highlights in named sets, but I think the best approach would keep those sets completely transparent. I could see the benefit of creating a separate highlight file for every resource, but users should never need to see that file. There is no reason for users to know about it. It would be simple, transparent, avoid the need to switch around active note files or specify one note file to dump all highlights in (which I assume would then diminish collaborative features?), etc. 

     

  • SteveF
    SteveF Member Posts: 1,866 ✭✭✭

    That said, I don't think existing notes should be affected.

    I can put up with having "silly" one word notes in highlights under each of "solid" "see through" whatever. But to just wildly stick them into whatever note file happened to be last opened is .......[:'(]

    Regards, SteveF

  • tom
    tom Member Posts: 3,213 ✭✭✭

    SteveF said:

    But to just wildly stick them into whatever note file happened to be last opened is .......Crying

    After playing with this now, I totally agree that this is another poorly thought-out design.  Because highlighting is for a particular resource, each resource needs its own note file.
  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    creating a separate highlight file for every resource

    Actually, I'm still hoping for something even more flexible. When teaching multiple Blble classes on different books, I like to highlight themes... connetions to other places in Scripture... all for use with a projector. But when one class's highlights show up in another class's use of the same Bible, it's really confusing!

    And to add to the complexity, I don't like seeing highlights, period, when I'm doing the research for this week's message. I want fresh eyes on the Scripture, so don't want any highlights at all to tilt me in some direction....

    Up to now, I had been asking for highlights to be associated with a layout. But putting them in a separate highlight note does the same thing, as long as I can somehow choose whether or not to make the highlights visible.

    users should never need to see that file.

     

    I'd prefer not to see it either (ergo request to associate with layout), but somehow I need to be able to control which highlight set is applied. If highlights are in a separate note file, then I'll need to see them to control which one...

     

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    each resource needs its own note file.

    or set of note files (plural--more than one, which gets us no more than we have now in L4 or L3).

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    merging notes and highlights is a bad idea.

    Agreed...[Y] +1

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • Wes Saad
    Wes Saad Member Posts: 1,601 ✭✭✭

    BillS said:

    If highlights are in a separate note file, then I'll need to see them to control which one...

    How is that different than the current ability to turn highlights on/off? For your class situation, just create different palettes for your different classes, and turn off the ones you don't want to see. I usually keep highlights turned off for my Bible text since, like you, I don't really want to see them while doing sermon prep.

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  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    SteveF said:

    But to just wildly stick them into whatever note file happened to be last opened is .......Crying

    [Y] +1

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    Hi Chris,

    Wow, & THANKS! Are you saying that we already can have separate note / highlight files??? Somehow, I missed that...

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    but I think the best approach would keep those sets completely transparent.

    That depends upon your use of highlights. For myself the ability to add text to the highlight will allow me to make my highlight less obtrusive (my highlights often include a textual label) and to merge notes to their respective highlighting. That said, it should be possible to make the highlighting notes nearly transparent for those who use highlighting only for emphasis.

    The solution Logos has chosen certainly parallels some other collaborative work software so I think the problem is in how the feature was rolled out (i.e. after other work patterns were developed) rather than in the feature itself. Think of it in a Bible study/classroom setting: You open the appropriate note file at the beginning of class - it contains only that class' highlighting and all highlighting added in that class will default to that class' note file. During or after class you can add text about the highlighting to remind the class (or teacher) to reconsider, research, justify ...

    My only ongoing complaint is that I would like to have  the ability to turn off the highlighting at the visual filter level to override the note file. This would make it easier to maintain a note file for the class while still focusing a particular discussion on a single highlighting palette.

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  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    MJ. Smith said:

    It would also be helpful if when you highlight something and it automatically creates a note, that the note is presented to the user so text can add to it

    Absolutely!

     

    [Y]

     

  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    SteveF said:

    But to just wildly stick them into whatever note file happened to be last opened is .......Crying

    After playing with this now, I totally agree that this is another poorly thought-out design.  Because highlighting is for a particular resource, each resource needs its own note file.

    We are used to working and thinking of highlights as being connected with a resource, because that's all the past design choice required us to think about and so we expect things to continue in this vein, and the new design choice makes us feel uncomfortable  - we dont' like to change.  These new design requires a shift in our thinking about how we do highlighting - and I agree for many its not something you really want to think to deeply about, you just want to highlight something pertinent when you are reading and for a large part that it is what I do and will continue to do with a proportion of my logos resources...but for others the highlighting is focused on a particular study I am doing and the design concept allows me to structure those control those highlights as part of that study, its almost like clippings on steroids.

    Implementation wise I agree there is a long way to go...its only beta 1....and I think being able to set a default an optional default note file for highlights is a must because this level of flexibility is not required by everyone...there should always be a KISS option for those who just want there software to work.

    If they called it alpha 1, most us wouldn't be able to resist and would have jumped on board, because we want to see where Logos is going to take us.....at the end of the day this is beta software with all the risks involved...but we do get the chance to shape the software before it goes gold.....and that's a good thing.

  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    BillS said:

    Hi Chris,

    Wow, & THANKS! Are you saying that we already can have separate note / highlight files??? Somehow, I missed that...

    What Chris is saying Bill is that before this beta came out you could create different highlighting pallets and use them for each class, and then create a note file for each class, so you choose the highlight palette you want to view in the resource, and open the respective note file for that class.  I agree with what Chris is saying, that this was already possible; the new approach seems to more tightly integrate it by combining these two 'options' into one file rather than two.

  • SteveF
    SteveF Member Posts: 1,866 ✭✭✭

    If they called it alpha 1, most us wouldn't be able to resist and would have jumped on board

    That may well be -- my concern is for all of the PBB enhancements, whose "delivery" now appear to be tied in to a very "early" alpha/beta(whatever) notes function.

    Can the PBB "fixes" be y be separated from this note stuff.?

    People ARE wanting AND needing the  PBB enhancements.

     

    Regards, SteveF

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

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  • toughski
    toughski Member Posts: 1,288 ✭✭✭

    introduced a feature that appears to be badly designed

    This appears to be a recurring theme. After hearing all of the arguments from LOGOS for "putting it out there and adjusting as we go" I am more of a believer of "doing it right the first time AND doing it even better the second time" Do you think Apple would have such a "cult" following if they designed this poorly?

  • Ward Walker
    Ward Walker Member Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭

    I'm not in the Beta program since I really need a stable product...but highlighting is very important to me--and I don't exactly understand what Logos is trying to change in this version--but anything that effects highlighting really gets my attention.  I don't use Notes much because it is so slow and limited--and don't like the way they sometimes act like highlighting, depending on how text is "noted"--but am having a hard time understanding why Notes and Highlighting would be considered the same thing...unless I could optionally add text to a highlighting I did, in whatever style/pallet I wanted to use.

     

    [:S]

     

    Really hoping that whatever change finally rolls out doesn't wipe out years of hard work in highlighting.

  • spitzerpl
    spitzerpl Member Posts: 4,998 ✭✭✭

    To bad you can't set a highlighting style to be either "note" or "noteless". I love the idea of tying notes and highlighting together. I just don't like the idea of taking away simple, noteless highlights completely. They could keep the same system, but just create a hidden note that we never see so that "noteless" to Logos doesn't mean two different systems but more "visible vs hidden"

  • Danny Parker
    Danny Parker Member Posts: 438 ✭✭

    I have great concern about the move of highlighting to the notes foundation. It theoretically seems to be okay, but the concern for me is in performance. I pretty much limited my use of notes a long time ago because of the issues with performance when a file grew too large. Now we find the foundation for highlighting using this foundation. I have used highlighting for years and now all these highlights have created an extremely large note file - and surprise, surprise, the performance has become horrendous. Sure, I can go back and painstakingly pull out highlighting and make smaller files to avoid the problem (and this will likely be a necessity), but why could this not have been done by default - large note files has always been anathema.

    I am technically minded and can/will make it all work. But what about new users, and people who just want to use Bible software? Implementations need to always start simple (preferably defaulting to a very usable solution, with options for power users) and with an eye to performance.

    I am not a complainer and have been in every beta. However, I sure hope that this turns around radically before implemented for the general users. Because I assume the performance is because of the very large files, perhaps the default needs to be oriented to a file per resource. At a minimum we need advice on how to set these files up for best performance.

    Okay. I have vented.

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    unless I could optionally add text to a highlighting I did, in whatever style/pallet I wanted to use.

    You can in the current beta.

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  • Paul Gisbourne
    Paul Gisbourne Member Posts: 208 ✭✭

    I haven't really played with the new beta due to it being installed on an external hard drive that I have to boot up, however that being said after playing with this feature a little I do share all the concerns that have been listed about having overblown note files that are difficult to work with.

    But I was thinking this morning of one way in which this could be useful, possibly more so for sermon preparation, would be to have the highlighting note as part of another note. For example, if I'm studying Phil 2 i would usually create a note file for that study, if the highlights was then attached to this note f lie I could then disable this the next time I study Phil 2 so I have fresh eyes.

     

    Now I know at current this would happen, but what I'm thinking is rather than have the highlights contained within all my other notes and observations on that verse, if there was a tab for the highlights you could then switch between them, in one note file, and turn that note file off when you look at a passage again.

    Just thought I'd throw that out there.....

  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    SteveF said:

    People ARE wanting AND needing the  PBB enhancements.

    I agree Steve, these should have been done separately first.

  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    I am more of a believer of "doing it right the first time AND doing it even better the second time" Do you think Apple would have such a "cult" following if they designed this poorly?

    Its a paradigm shift rather than a poor design in my view....betas are about trying things out, see how they work, get feedback from end users, so I have no problem with the product Logos has made available for beta testing (besides the fact the PBB stuff should not have been mixed in with such a big change)...I don't expect them to get it right in the first or second beta release.....the conditions of beta testing are quite clear... you can't expect it to be right first time. I expect this feature to change throughout the beta cycle before it settles down to something that  gets us close to what it will finally look like....as for cult following I pray that nobody looks upon Logos in that manner, they provide a product that enriches are bible study, but Christ is the only one we should be following.

     

  • Tim Hensler
    Tim Hensler Member Posts: 1,546 ✭✭✭

    paradigm shift rather than a poor design

    I agree - it took me a bit of play time to get used to the highlight/note merge - now I love it.  I'll like it even more as they continue to work on the suggestions in UserVoice.

    betas are about trying things out

    I agree - by their very nature, betas are a work in progress - often an unfinished work.  This is a fantastic opportunity for us users/consumers to participate in the development of a product we use so we can more skillfully participate with Ezra 7:10.

    Thank you Logos for the great work you do to produce a great product, and to let us partner with you in that endeavor.  I am very happy about the Highlighting/Notes merge.  Especially in light of Bob's stated (and hinted) future of highlights and notes.

  • Ward Walker
    Ward Walker Member Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭

    MJ. Smith said:

    unless I could optionally add text to a highlighting I did, in whatever style/pallet I wanted to use.

    You can in the current beta.

    Tks for the clarification

  • Mitch Davis
    Mitch Davis Member Posts: 502 ✭✭

    Its a paradigm shift....

    I know I am in the small minority but this "paradigm shift" is what I've been wanting out of my high lighting capabilities for years. I always remind myself 1) This is BETA TESTING 2) That some of what I test may corrupt or adversely modify my notes, etc. 3) That I must put up with all the clumsiness while I enjoy the cutting edge.

    Logos, keep up the GREAT work you've been doing. I'm thinking us BETA testers have gotten all too spoiled because you've raised the bar of expectations.

    P.S. - Can you follow Apple's lead and give us a "Siri" equivalent in Logos 5? Example: MITCH: "Logos, will I finish my sermon on time for this week?" LOGOS: "Not at this pace...get back to work". :-)

  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,823 ✭✭✭

    P.S. - Can you follow Apple's lead and give us a "Siri" equivalent in Logos 5? Example: MITCH: "Logos, will I finish my sermon on time for this week?" LOGOS: "Not at this pace...get back to work". :-)

     

    [:P]

  • tom
    tom Member Posts: 3,213 ✭✭✭


    In a future beta we will have an option to chose the default note document highlights are saved to per palette.

    Todd,

    As it sounds, this solution will not work for me.  I will need a default note file for each resource, not just one default note file to store all of the notes per palette.

  • Tim Hensler
    Tim Hensler Member Posts: 1,546 ✭✭✭

    option to chose the default note ... will not work for me

    What if in the Program Settings there were places to:

    1. Select a default Highlight note file (from a list of all available note files.  Would default to last active note file if one is not selected.)
    2. Select a "Default Action" for Highlight notes - send Highlight Note to:
      • Default Highlight note file (Highlight note would automatically go to the note file selected in #1 above)
      • Last active note file (Highlight note would automatically go to the last active note file .  If not found, then to the default file selected in #1 above)
      • Prompt user to select note file (pop-up, scrollable list would let user select which of all available note files the Highlight Note should go to - press ESC or select "default note file" at the top of the list and the Highlight Note goes to the default note file selected in #1 above)
  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    I will need a default note file for each resource, not just one default note file to store all of the notes per palette.

    Won't you be able to create one for each resource? (Though yes, it'd mean you had to remember when you changed resources...)

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 36,148

    What if in the Program Settings there were places to:

    1. Select a default Highlight note file (from a list of all available note files.  Would default to last active note file if one is not selected.)
    2. Select a "Default Action" for Highlight notes - send Highlight Note to:

    Something like that is needed, but simpler. Last open/last active are dangerous because they may have been last for purposes different to Highlighting. Nominating a file in Settings is potentially dangerous. So the current practice of telling us AFTER a Highlight is applied has to be changed so that we know, or can change the destination beforehand, preferably in the Highlighting pane.

    Dave
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  • tom
    tom Member Posts: 3,213 ✭✭✭

    BillS said:

    Won't you be able to create one for each resource? (Though yes, it'd mean you had to remember when you changed resources...)

    Yes, I would create a resource for each resource.  What I need is for L4 to remember which highlight note file belongs with each resource, and this is a very very very very easy thing to do.  There just needs to be a setting at the resource level to  remember the name of the note file.
  • Tim Hensler
    Tim Hensler Member Posts: 1,546 ✭✭✭

    preferably in the Highlighting pane

    I like that idea better - Highlight default settings in the Highlighting pane.

    Or how about in the Highlighter Pop-up where the user can already set they style default?

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  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 36,148

    Or how about in the Highlighter Pop-up where the user can already set they style default?

    Probably both so you have a single hidden Note file.

    Dave
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  • BillS
    BillS Member Posts: 3,805 ✭✭✭

    remember which highlight note file belongs with each resource

    Hi Tom,

    How would you handle it for those of us who want more than one highlight file per resource? (Multiple Bible classes to keep separate?)

    Thanks,

    Grace & Peace,
    Bill


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  • tom
    tom Member Posts: 3,213 ✭✭✭

    BillS said:

    How would you handle it for those of us who want more than one highlight file per resource? (Multiple Bible classes to keep separate?)

    A highlight should be able to be added to any note/highlight file just like a note, so there should be an option to select which file the note/highlight to be added to.
  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,946

    BillS said:

    How would you handle it for those of us who want more than one highlight file per resource? (Multiple Bible classes to keep separate?)

    A highlight should be able to be added to any note/highlight file just like a note, so there should be an option to select which file the note/highlight to be added to.

    [Y]

    Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."

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