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- Amnesia is much better explained and visible on About now.
- By the time people read this page, they will have experienced amnesia
  already by using Tails :)
- Accessing the internal hard disk deserves its own entry in the doc
  index.

It's more goal-oriented.

Tricks to (roughly) verify the resulting consistency:

  - cat *.index.mdwn | sed -r 's/\s+ - \[\[\!traillink ([^|]+).+/\1/;s/_/ /g;s/<[^>]+>//g' | sort > /tmp/index
  - git grep -h 'meta title' -- "*.*m*" | sed -r 's/\[\[\!meta title="([^"]+)"\]\]/\1/' | sort > /tmp/titles
  - vimdiff /tmp/index /tmp/titles

These options are mostly useful for debugging hardware support and power
users so they belong in "Advanced topics".

Currently translated at 17.7% (11 of 62 strings)

Translation: Tails/wiki/src/news/version_3.14.1.*.po
Translate-URL: http://translate.tails.boum.org/projects/tails/wikisrcnewsversion_3141po/pt/

Currently translated at 39.0% (16 of 41 strings)

Translation: Tails/wiki/src/news/version_3.11.*.po
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  - Write a more informative and task-oriented intro.
  - Apply documentation styling.
  - Use 'single' instead of 'one' to denote uniqueness.
  - Add anchors and table-of-content.
  - Write an introductory sentence for each section.
  - Put the KeePassX Handbook in a section of its own.
  - Use 'start Tails' instead of 'boot Tails'.
  - Do not use 'prompt'.
  - Limit the usage of 'your'.
  - Mention the error message in case of wrong passphrase.
  - Remove 'how to' in section headings.
  - Use 'Click OK' instead of 'Click the OK button'.

This reverts commit 5a9c39a6.

This reverts commit 848dd103, reversing
changes made to 932a867d.

Remove the 'Use Tails' categories and create new ones:

- First steps with Tails
- Connect to the Internet anonymously
- Encryption & privacy
- Work on sensitive documents
- Advanced topics

Each one corresponds to a topic specific intro page, eg. first_steps.mdwn, and a
category index, first_steps.index.mdwn, which is in turn inlined in doc.mdwn and
first_steps.mdwn to avoid duplication.