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                       Jekyll is awesome, and I recognize it's capabilities and features. It's
                       just I personally didn't like it for one reason: lack of filtered 
  -                    pagination support. What do I mean by that exactly? Well, say take my
  +                    pagination support. What do I mean by that exactly? Well, take my
                       list of posts on my blog. Notice that all of my posts (Only 2 at the 
                       time of writing) has hashtags. I wanted those hashtags to have a reason
                       for being there; I didn't want them to just be there and look cool because
  
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                      strong Conclusions
                      p.
                          Harp.js is an awesome minimalistic static site genreator that provides
                          as much flexibility to you, the developer. It forces you to do things your
                          way and design a workflow that works best for you. It is the reason
                          why I use it, and it may be a reason why you should too.
  
          include ../../_includes/comments
          include ../../_includes/editor-support
negative.code:                     Static site generation is the process of generating static sites in a dynmaic way.
                      Essentially, web developers emplace variables in their HTML and those variables get 
                      substituted depending on their context. For instance, post pages such as this
                      one may have variables that contain sections of code that are replaced with dynamic 
                      content. As an example, this is a subset of code for my default.jade layout:
  
                  .editor( data-language="jade" ).
  