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 ## Annotation Syntax 
 
-MediaWiki has the concept of ParserFunctions and offers the possibility to implement your own:
+MediaWiki has the concept of **ParserFunctions** and offers the possibility to implement your own:
 
 ```
 {{#myOwnParserFunction:}}
 ```
 
-We want to use this facility to define our own ParserFunctions which offer annotations. We generally need to define two tags:
-- opening tag, which marks the beginning of an annotation: `{{#annot:}}`
-- closing tag, which marks the end of an annotation: `{{#annotend:}}`
+We use this facility to define our own ParserFunctions to offer annotations:
+- `{{#annot:}}`: opening tag, which marks the beginning of an annotation
+- `{{#annotend:}}`: closing tag, which marks the end of an annotation
  
-Annotations should come in different flavors:
+Annotations come in different flavors:
 - `{{#annot: comment}}` basic annotation with just a comment
 - `{{#annot: comment | category}}` categorized annotation
 - `{{#annot: comment | category1, category2 | id}}` annotation with more than one category, with an id to identify the proper end of it when nesting `{{#annotend: id}}`
@@ -23,6 +23,10 @@ Annotations should come in different flavors:
 - `{{#annotend: id}}` End-of-Annotation-Tag. The id must be present if the opening tag has one. 
 - for convenence, `{{annotend}}` or `{{#annotend}}` (without the colon) are allowed too.
 
+## Annotation Categories
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 ## Nested or overlapping annotations: Examples
 The vertical bars are used to supply a number of different arguments. Because annotations can be even nested or overlapping, 
 we need to add an identifier to be sure the start and endings are connected together correctly. For example: