It's really easy. All you have to do is put the writeup type after the node in your hardlink, like this:
[Kuro5hin (place)]
Click that. You're at a single writeup!
Now try this:
[Kuro5hin (idea)]
You're at another writeup, nifty.
In the event that there is more than one writeup of a certain type in a node, you'll get a wacky page that won't really help you much at all. Click
here for an example.
Be careful with stuff like that.
How can this be used?
- Only link to the meaning of a word that's what you want. For instance, Polish (idea) and Polish (person) are different things altogether. Or would be if BaronCarlos didn't lump them in one writeup.
- Make nuke requests easier- If you're requesting a bunch of writeups nuked from large nodes (IE, daylogs) you can change the writeup type of your writeup to (person) and link to June 8, 2001 (person).
- The possibilities are endless!