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A better standard of cheese for your wiki
Cheese can be a wonderful thing, but not all cheeses are created equal. For example Easy Cheese is filth, whereas Stinking Bishop is pure gold.
The Cheese Macro in Confluence is great, but it’s a bit generic. It obviously wasn’t written with quality or localisation in mind. I find that it’s a bit too limited in scope for my needs.
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