anchor.diff:            bq. Information the user should be aware of, but is peripheral to the actual task being described. <%= cite "KDE.admonitions" %>
   
             <% note "An example" do %>
  -            This is what a *note* node appears like.
  +            This is how a *note* node appears.
             <% end %>
           <% end %>
   
  
positive.code:           Use a *warning* node when "data loss could occur if you follow the procedure being described." <%= cite "KDE.admonitions" %>
  
            <% warning "An example" do %>
              This is what a *warning* node appears like.
            <% end %>
          <% end %>
  
  
negative.code: 
      <% chapter "Nodes", "html.nodes" do %>
        Unless otherwise noted, all nodes defined by the HTML format accept two arguments, in this order:
        # a required *title* for the node
        # an optional *unique identifier* for the node
  
        The second argument is used by the cross-referencing nodes (see <%= xref "html.nodes.xref" %> and <%= xref "html.nodes.cite" %>), which allow you to refer to another node in the document by its unique identifier.
  
        Furthermore, <%= xref "SpecFile.nodes", "node definitions" %> in the HTML format have two additional parameters:
  
        |_. Parameter |_. Type  |_. Description                                     |
        | toc         | Boolean | Include this node in the *Table of Contents* (TOC)? |
  