Bounced there from a link in a recent post, I stumbled across a very old node which happens to be a note but of which it is said:

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in thread DiBona is level 1... Why did he get a picture up?

For me, at least, the link expands to [no such node, ID 29663], which suggests me that the parent node has been completely deleted: given the early age of the node itself, probably the mechanisms of the Monastery as we now them now -especially for relative newbies like me- were not all in place yet. But for completeness and consistency it would be nice to restore the original content, if possible - or at least give an access to it, like the reaper does.

In reply to Hard-reaped nodes? by blazar

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