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Question: how to link to section of a large wiki?

 
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Please help me locate the instructions on how to insert code so I can send a link to a section of my post/thread.

I have this huge post about my PEP2 Adventure and I'd like to insert code so I can send someone a link that will take them directly to the Natural Medicin section instead of scrolling.

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I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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