anchor.diff:        p People who use Are.na as a daily tool appreciate the dynamism between private and public collaboration. Content is easily connected between different topics and channels, resulting in discovery of information and organic archives.
         p Play around for a while: adding content, connecting and discovering users is the best way to find out the platform's qualities.
         h1.static--hint I'm lost, not sure how to use Are.na, can you help?
  -      p You can #[a(href="/explore") explore] to see how other people use it, ask questions in the #[a(href="/are-na/feedback") feedback channel ] or contact us below.
  +      p You can #[a(href="/explore") explore] to see how other people use it, ask questions in the #[a(href="/are-na/feedback") feedback channel], look at the #[a(href="/getting-started") 'Using Are.na'] page or contact us.
         h1.static--hint What are channels?
         p A channel is a grouping of images, links, files, and texts. You can create and organize them privately, publicly and collaboratively.
         h1.static--hint What's the difference between open, closed and private channels?
  
positive.code:       p We trust our users' common sense and have no particular graphic or adult restrictions in the name of research freedom. Our team can intervene in case of explicit criminal offense, read our #[a(href="/terms") terms and conditions] for more information.
        h1.static--hint Can I only add content I own?
        p Users are responsible for the content they link or upload, for research purposes we believe in the fair use of intellectual property, please credit authorship and sources when possible. Read our #[a(href="/terms") terms and conditions] for more information.
        h1.static--hint Is there a roadmap?
        p Coming soon.
        h1.static--hint Should we thank someone?
        h1
  
negative.code:           li Christopher Pappas
            li Elizabeth Sutherland
            li Sun An
        h1.static--hint How can I contact you?
        p info@are.na
  
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