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--- a/Sources/Editor/Hongye94/Journal.djot
+++ b/Sources/Editor/Hongye94/Journal.djot
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ A record of events in [][@:Hongye94]’s pokémon journey.
     well—not exactly looking forward to spending the next few months in
     Wedgehurst while everybody else is off having adventures.
 
-: [2023-08-30]{as=time}[^time]
+: [2023-08-30]{as=time}
 
   There were still a few pokémon local to the Wedgehurst area that I
     hadn’t yet made a pokédex record for, so I decided to try to find
@@ -68,32 +68,40 @@ A record of events in [][@:Hongye94]’s pokémon journey.
     chercher une balle_{as=i lang=fr}, meaning “to fetch a ball”.
 
 [^time]:
-  The dates here are “real‐world” dates not “in‐universe” dates, which
-    is more useful for following along in real time but less useful for
-    roleplaying purposes.
-  Do we have a preference?
-  [][@:Lady]{.sig}
-
-  My preference would be for “real-world” or both. Or at least to having some
-clear marker of different updates. Just a HR between updates would also
-work fine. btw do you have thoughts on how (if) you would like other
-peeps to comment on the events? iiii fiured this would be okay in this
-case given your asking a question hehe [][@:Rinna]{.sig}
-
-  Yeah I definitely agree and think the only advantage to in‐universe
-    dates is if other people were also R·P·ing and wanted to like,
-    co·ordinate timeline.
-  And it’s more that like, “canonically” (wiki page forthcoming
-    eventually) _Sword & Shield_{as=cite} take place in like, Summer
-    2019 and not late summer or early fall in 2023.
-
-  Commenting on the events is fine!
-  Just be sure to like, make it clear that it is a comment (sign it,
-    ⁊·c) so that it doesn’t get confusing to read.
-  I think there’s a feature request for using lists as threading? but
-    even without additional styling I think adding a bulleted list of
-    signed comments after each update could work.
-
-  For in‐character R·P stuff we could also add like a `Hongye94/Talk`
-    page or whatever, i suppose.
-  [][@:Lady]{.sig}
+  ::: thread
+  - The dates here are “real‐world” dates not “in‐universe” dates,
+      which is more useful for following along in real time but less
+      useful for roleplaying purposes.
+    Do we have a preference?
+    [][@:Lady]{.sig}
+
+    - My preference would be for “real-world” or both.
+      Or at least to having some clear marker of different updates.
+      Just a HR between updates would also work fine.
+      btw do you have thoughts on how (if) you would like other peeps
+        to comment on the events?
+      iiii fiured this would be okay in this case given your asking a
+        question hehe
+      [][@:Rinna]{.sig}
+
+      - Yeah I definitely agree and think the only advantage to
+          in‐universe dates is if other people were also R·P·ing and
+          wanted to like, co·ordinate timeline.
+        And it’s more that like, “canonically” (wiki page forthcoming
+          eventually) _Sword & Shield_{as=cite} take place in like,
+          Summer 2019 and not late summer or early fall in 2023.
+
+        Commenting on the events is fine!
+        Just be sure to like, make it clear that it is a comment (sign
+          it, ⁊·c) so that it doesn’t get confusing to read.
+        I think there’s a feature request for using lists as threading?
+          but even without additional styling I think adding a bulleted
+          list of signed comments after each update could work.
+
+        For in‐character R·P stuff we could also add like a
+          `Hongye94/Talk` page or whatever, i suppose.
+        [][@:Lady]{.sig}
+
+        - Threading support has now been added!
+          [][@:Lady]{.sig}
+  :::