Every paragraph has a page of its own: click its heading, or choose \"open\" from its menu. The page shows the paragraph's current text, the examples linked to it, the paragraphs related to it, and its version history — every version anyone published, newest first, with the current one marked.

Three things are done from there. \"Add example…\" links anything with a URI — a nanopublication, a page, a service address — as an example of what the paragraph describes, with a short note on what to look at. \"Add related paragraph…\" links it to a paragraph a reader should also see, possibly in another chapter; the link shows on both pages. And \"restore this version…\" in the history makes an earlier version current again, whoever published it.