# This is the very exciting title of my post

Now we need to write a little intro, making sure that is it long
enough for a bit of text wrapping.

## Various tests

Ok, let's try testing out some of the features of Gemtext.

### Links

Here are a few nice sites.

=> gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/ Project Gemini
=> gemini://gem.minch.io/ Minch's capsule about retro things

Finally, here is a raw link to my own site (with no link
description).

=> gemini://ruario.flounder.online/

### Quotes

Ok we can try a quote,

> You may think of Gemini as “the web, stripped right back to
> its essence” or as “Gopher, souped up and modernised just a
> little”, depending upon your perspective (the latter view is
> probably more accurate).

That is quite a neat little description. 😉

### Pre-formatted text

And now a command that is long enough that it goes past the boundary
where text wrapping kicks in. Pre-formatted text like this should
not be wrapped.

```
$ tar cvf archive.tar file01.txt file02.txt file03.txt file04.txt file05.txt
file01.txt
file02.txt
file03.txt
file04.txt
file05.txt
```

### Lists

This is a list ‘stolen’ from the Gemini FAQ¹. It explains why
Gemini may appeal if you meet some of the following criteria:

* Opposed to the web's ubiquitous tracking of users
* Tired of nagging pop-ups, obnoxious adverts, autoplaying videos
  and other misfeatures of the modern web
* Interested in low-power computing and/or low-speed networks,
  either by choice or necessity

[Can you relate to the above?]

=> gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/faq.gmi ¹ Project
   Gemini FAQ

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