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     - [X] For block when the cursor is on the block's index "...text *^index*"
     - [X] For tag when the cursor is on the tags declaration. Unlike go-to-definition for tags, this will produce all references to the tag and to the tag with subtags
     - [X] Footnotes when the cursor is on the declaration line of the footnote; *[^1]: description...*
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+> ![NOTE]
+> I strongly recommend using [Lspsaga](https://github.com/nvimdev/lspsaga.nvim) for references for two reasons. First because this LS sorts references by the date their files were modified and unlike `vim.lsp.buf.references()` and `Telescope lsp_references`, `Lspsaga finder` maintains this sorting order. Second it also allows you to edit the references in place, similar to Logseq
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 - Completions (requires extra nvim-cmp config; follow the directions above)
     - [X] File link completions
     - [X] Heading link Completions