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Books to create

• TiddlyWiki Manual
  • All WikiText related features: Macros, Widgets, Formatting, etc.
• TiddlyWiki Desk Reference - maybe?
  • All code related features, plugin development, core architecture, etc.
• TiddlyWiki Technical Reference
  • I would like to find a way to generate a technical reference to put here, or at least keep it up to date.
  • This would document everything. Everything about filters, plugins, and everything else. You could probably call it a specification. But the code is the specification, bugs excepted.
  • Might be a duplicate of the two above.
• TiddlyWiki Classic
  • Anything related to TW Classic.

These titles are just examples, but if that is the best option, then we can use those.