Cover
A map, diagram, or photo, about 7 × 1.7 inches. Optional.
Series and publisher
Look
One page, about 300 words. Notes and citations work here too.
What is happening, and why it will still matter in five years. A blank line starts a new paragraph.
The main claim, the strongest evidence, and the consequence readers are most likely to miss. Numbered 01, 02, 03.
Who should act, and what they should do. Numbered R1, R2, R3.
How to write the body
Charts, tables, timelines, key numbers, and images. Give each one a short name, then place it in the body or an appendix with [[name]] on a line of its own. Figures and tables are numbered in the order they appear.
Each # heading starts Appendix A, B, C. ## headings are numbered A.1, A.2. [[rating-key]] adds the source rating key table.
Cite sources from your OSINT Citation Generator lists. In the generator, save your list to a file; open that file here. Each source gets a short key. Write [@key] or [@key, p. 45] in the text: the first citation of a source prints in full, later ones in short form.
Use *asterisks* for italics. A page number in [@key, p. 4] goes before the final period.
No sources yet. You can still write notes by hand with ^[note text].
The "Cite as" line is built from the title, author, number, version, publisher, date, and link under Paper.