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---
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*Platform is the Problem* is an open source publication produced
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subtitle: The Platform is the Problem
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title: README
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---
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*The platform is the Problem* is an open source publication produced
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with free / open source software and fonts. Use has been made of the
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with free / open source software and fonts. Use has been made of the
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ConTeXt typesetting system due to its precision.
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ConTeXt typesetting system due to its precision.
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$ fish install-context.fish
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$ fish install-context.fish
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$ fish install-fonts.sh
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$ fish install-fonts.sh
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$ fish compile.fish
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$ fish compile.fish
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$ open src/platform-is-the-problem.pdf
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```
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```
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The remainder of this document outlines how to contribute to the
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The remainder of this document outlines how to contribute to the
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appropriate information. The following table outlines on which lines
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appropriate information. The following table outlines on which lines
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placeholder text appears and what it should be replaced with.
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placeholder text appears and what it should be replaced with.
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Placeholder Line(s) Replace with
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Placeholder Line(s) Replace with
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------------------ ------------ ---------------------------------------------
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PAGENUMBER 41, 46, 52 The page number
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PAGENUMBER 41, 46, 52 The page number
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TITLE 73 The name of the feature
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TITLE 73 The name of the feature
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FEATURECOPY 79 A description of the feature
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FEATURECOPY 79 A description of the feature
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IMPLICATIONSCOPY 86 A discussion of implications of the feature
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IMPLICATIONSCOPY 86 A discussion of implications of the feature
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ALTERNATIVESCOPY 93 Some alternatives to this feature
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ALTERNATIVESCOPY 93 Some alternatives to this feature
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### Ensuring copy fits within the frame
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### Ensuring copy fits within the frame
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that your copy will fit in the available space. Here is an excerpt from
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that your copy will fit in the available space. Here is an excerpt from
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template.mkxl (lines 75 to 88).
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template.mkxl (lines 75 to 88).
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``` lmtx
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``` context
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\definelayer[head]
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[x=30mm,y=10mm,width=99mm,height=60mm]
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[x=30mm,y=10mm,width=99mm,height=60mm]
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\setlayer[head]
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\"bottomframe\" for the head and torso layers. In other words, change
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\"bottomframe\" for the head and torso layers. In other words, change
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lines 78 and 85 so that they read as follows:
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lines 78 and 85 so that they read as follows:
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``` lmtx
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``` context
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{\switchtobodyfont[bitter,9pt] \framed[width=99mm,height=60mm,frame=off,bottomframe=on,align={tolerant,width,hz,hanging}]{\kerncharacters[0.03125]{
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{\switchtobodyfont[bitter,9pt] \framed[width=99mm,height=60mm,frame=off,bottomframe=on,align={tolerant,width,hz,hanging}]{\kerncharacters[0.03125]{
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```
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```
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the src directory. Here is some sample code from
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the src directory. Here is some sample code from
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platform-is-the-problem.mkxl.
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platform-is-the-problem.mkxl.
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``` lmtx
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``` context
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\externalfigure[{./22-curating-content/22-curating-content.pdf}]
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feature to the publication. The following code snippet expands on the
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feature to the publication. The following code snippet expands on the
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above example to illustrates how that can be done.
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above example to illustrates how that can be done.
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``` lmtx
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``` context
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\externalfigure[{./23-customisation-of-profile/23-customisation-of-profile.pdf}]
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\externalfigure[{./23-customisation-of-profile/23-customisation-of-profile.pdf}]
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\externalfigure[{../contrib/24-privacy-policy/24-privacy-policy.pdf}]
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\externalfigure[{../contrib/24-privacy-policy/24-privacy-policy.pdf}]
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