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  "content_md": "GittingToIt, my version control app for writers, has had several updates. [All up on Github now](https://github.com/BradyDale/GittingToIt).\n\nThe thing I like most about this app honestly isn't really specific to Git, but it's having a notepad that you can associate with every piece of writing. So if there are things you want to remember about a work but you don't want to put in the work (like why you just made a giant change, say, or someone you sent a working version to) you can log that in an associated file. Without cluttering up the actual document.",
  "content_html": "<p>GittingToIt, my version control app for writers, has had several updates. <a href=\"https://github.com/BradyDale/GittingToIt\">All up on Github now</a>.</p><p>The thing I like most about this app honestly isn't really specific to Git, but it's having a notepad that you can associate with every piece of writing. So if there are things you want to remember about a work but you don't want to put in the work (like why you just made a giant change, say, or someone you sent a working version to) you can log that in an associated file. Without cluttering up the actual document. </p>",
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