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When translating HTML links to Gemini, you can use the “title” attribute of the link as the link title.
In Markdown, that looks like this:
Hi, here's my [thing that I just casually mention][tt] sometimes. [tt]: gemini://my.boring/url "I like this link"
becomes
Hi, here's my thing that I just casually mention sometimes. => gemini://my.boring/url I like this link
In Markdown, you can also use the reference location as the link location.
I’m not happy about seeing a bunch of 1 in the text that then are supposed to be connected to to links that have no title and just a date instead of an url slug.
Instead, I like to read the text uninterrupted followed by a list of “read more” style links.
For more corner cases, see the documentation to 7off and feel free to snarf ideas from there for your own implementations.
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