Instances in which one would insert an Artifact within an Artifact?
![]() Good day,
I am playing with certain features that we typically would not have used before. I ran across this idea of inserting an artifact within another artifact.
The only reason why I could think this would be useful is the following:
Thanks again!
Mary
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Here are a few reason I have done it in the past:
- inserting a diagram into a paragraph of text, where the diagram is drawn in DNG and its parts are also linked to other artefacts
- inserting quotes from other documents where you only want to maintain one source
- inserting lists of reference documents, in particular standards. You leave them collapsed so you just see titles but then you have a link to the source in your reference list
- going the other way and manually marking up content to turn it into inserted artefacts. This is especially useful in two situations a) meeting or workshop notes, where you want to preserve the note as written but then dissect it into artefacts and b) tables, where it's useful for contents of the table to be traced as individual artefacts
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