Peerpedia demo — a template for your first note

--- Base version+++ Proposed version@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@+## A note you can reuse {#sec:start}++This is a working template for Peerpedia. It shows what a published note can contain and how another reader can help improve it. The mathematics is elementary so that you can concentrate on the writing tools.++Use the chapter list to move through the examples. Each chapter pairs a small piece of source with its rendered result. Mark a chapter complete when you finish it.++### Try three things++1. Follow the link to @eq:sum. It takes you to an equation in another chapter.+2. Open @fig:triangle to see a compiled drawing.+3. Read @sec:contribute to learn how to propose a change without replacing the published note yourself.++### Make your own copy++Choose **New note** to begin a private draft. Copy an example from this demo into the editor, then replace its text with your own. Use **Add chapter** when the note needs separate reading pages. You can keep a short note on one page.++Before publishing, supply your own title, author names, abstract, subject, and license. Do not keep this demo's author name on your work. Review the complete preview before choosing **Publish initial submission**.++The last chapter describes how to download all the source files with the CLI. The earlier chapters only need a browser.++### A small Markdown example++Write this in the editor.++```markdown+### What the reader should learn++A useful note states its **main question** early. Use *emphasis* sparingly.++- Explain the idea.+- Work through an example.+- State what remains unclear.++> A good example gives the reader something to check.+```++### What the reader should learn++A useful note states its **main question** early. Use *emphasis* sparingly.++- Explain the idea.+- Work through an example.+- State what remains unclear.++> A good example gives the reader something to check.++This template is released under CC0. You may reuse and adapt it without an attribution requirement.++This demo was prepared with AI assistance. It is a guide to the software, not a new research result.