>>> what follows is for you if you came here from a footnote to a post or document* <<<
DuckDuckGo bang commands (!?)* in this post are links. That is, they have links embedded in them. There also may be a link embedded in an asterisk – as with the highlighted alert above and the third example below.
When in parentheses, bang commands link to results of a search for what they follow. When not, they link to results of a search for what they precede:
!yt Unitarian Church of Vancouver / YouTube
!ucv principles for kids / for grownups: UU principles (!g)
Unitarians care less about belief, more about how to live.*
“he taught a way of life” / Salzberg on Goenka on Buddha (!?)
The sermons document that lists items in the literature stall (lit stall)* digital archive uses this faux bang command: (!*). Click it and see for yourself.
A link to this post in a footnote to text that adopts these conventions lets the reader know where to go for this explainer.
*a link – see a note on notes and links