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@@ -15,6 +15,28 @@ This function takes into account the ikiwiki linking rules when deciding which f
 
 let me know what you think
 
+>         " NOTE: the root of the wiki is considered the first directory that contains a
+>         " .ikiwiki folder, except $HOME/.ikiwiki (the usual ikiwiki libdir)
+> 
+> That's not going to work in all situations; for example, with an ikiwiki which uses git as the backend, the normal setup is that one has
+> 
+> * a bare git repository
+> * a git repository which ikiwiki builds the wiki from (which has a .ikiwiki directory in it)
+> * an *additional* git repository cloned from the bare repository, which is used for making changes from the command-line rather than the web.  It is this repository in which one would be editing files with vim, and *this* repository does not have a .ikiwiki directory in it.  It does have a .git directory in the root, however, so I suppose you could use that as a method of detection of a root directory, but of course that would only work for git repositories.
+> 
+> -- [[KathrynAndersen]]
+> 
+>> You are completely right; all of my wikis are compiled both locally and
+>> remotely, and so the local repo also has a `.ikiwiki` folder. And that's not the
+>> "usual" setup.
+>> 
+>> checking for a `.git` dir would not work when the wiki's source files aren't
+>> located at the root of the repo.
+>> 
+>> So, besides of doing a `touch .ikiwiki` at the root of the wiki in your local
+>> repo, do you see any alternative?
+>> 
+>> -- [[jerojasro]]
 To enable this functionality, paste the code below in your `.vim/ftplugin/ikiwiki.vim` file
 
     " returns the directory which can be considered the root of the wiki the
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-        " NOTE: the root of the wiki is considered the first directory that contains a
-        " .ikiwiki folder, except $HOME/.ikiwiki (the usual ikiwiki libdir)
-
-That's not going to work in all situations; for example, with an ikiwiki which uses git as the backend, the normal setup is that one has
-
-* a bare git repository
-* a git repository which ikiwiki builds the wiki from (which has a .ikiwiki directory in it)
-* an *additional* git repository cloned from the bare repository, which is used for making changes from the command-line rather than the web.  It is this repository in which one would be editing files with vim, and *this* repository does not have a .ikiwiki directory in it.  It does have a .git directory in the root, however, so I suppose you could use that as a method of detection of a root directory, but of course that would only work for git repositories.
-
--- [[KathrynAndersen]]
-
-You are completely right; all of my wikis are compiled both locally and
-remotely, and so the local repo also has a `.ikiwiki` folder. And that's not the
-"usual" setup.
-
-checking for a `.git` dir would not work when the wiki's source files aren't
-located at the root of the repo.
-
-So, besides of doing a `touch .ikiwiki` at the root of the wiki in your local
-repo, do you see any alternative?
-
--- [[jerojasro]]