Peerpedia demo — a template for your first note

--- Base version+++ Proposed version@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@-## Help the reader find the exact statement {#sec:links}+## Help the reader find the exact statement {@sec:links}  A label gives a section, equation, theorem, figure, or table a name that the source can refer to. Choose a short descriptive label and use it only once in the whole paper. @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@  The proof in @thm:sum gives @eq:sum. Compare @tab:sums with @fig:triangle. -For a section heading, write `## Your heading {#sec:your-heading}`. You can then refer to it with `@sec:your-heading`. The link @sec:sum is a working example.+For a section heading, write `## Your heading {@sec:your-heading}`. You can then refer to it with `@sec:your-heading`. The link @sec:sum is a working example.  ### Link to another paper @@ -24,17 +24,19 @@  Read the [writing guide](https://peerpedia.dev/help/writing/). -### Cite a source through BibTeX+### Cite a source through BananaMark YAML -A bibliography is a shared list of sources for all chapters. In the editor, put the following entry under **References.bib**. When using the CLI, save it in `references.bib` and list that file in `paper.json`.+A bibliography is a shared list of sources for all chapters. In the editor, put the following entry under **Bibliography**. When using the CLI, save it in `references.yaml` and list that file in `paper.json`. -```bibtex-@misc{peerpediaWriting,-  author = {Peerpedia},-  title = {Writing on Peerpedia},-  year = {2026},-  url = {https://peerpedia.dev/help/writing/}-}+```yaml+peerpediaWriting:+  type: online+  author:+    literal: Peerpedia+  title: Writing on Peerpedia+  site: Peerpedia+  year: 2026+  url: https://peerpedia.dev/help/writing/ ```  Then write this citation in the chapter.