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{% endraw %}
Now, however, I've gone ahead and added the `notes` field from Readwise's API response to the `data` I expose in my `links.js` file above and constructed [an additional top level page](/links), complete with pagination. This top level page formats my shared links much like the posts on my home page, adds the summary Readwise fetches as a `<blockquote>` and, if I've added notes to the document (which I'll now aim to do more consistently), it will render them below the `<blockquote>`. Now, *all* of the links I've shared are at least visible *somewhere* on my site instead of the five most recent on [my now page](/now).
Now, however, I've gone ahead and added the `notes` field from Readwise's API response to the `data` I expose in my `links.js` file above and constructed [an additional top level page](/links), complete with pagination. This top level page formats my shared links much like the posts on my home page, adds the summary Readwise fetches as a `<blockquote>` and, if I've added notes to the document (which I'll now aim to do more consistently), it will render them below the `<blockquote>`. Now, *all* of the links I've shared are at least visible *somewhere* on my site instead of the five most recent on [my now page](/now). The `links` page template looks like this:
{% raw %}
```liquid
---
title: Links
layout: default
pagination:
data: links
size: 8
---
{% for link in links %}
<article class="h-entry">
<a class="no-underline" href="{{ link.url }}">
<h2 class="flex--centered">{{ link.title }}</h2>
</a>
<time class="dt-published" datetime="{{ link.date }}">
{{ link.date | date: "%m.%Y" }}
</time>
<blockquote class="p-summary">{{ link.summary }}</blockquote>
{%- if link.note %}
<p class="p-summary">{{ link.note }}</p>
{% endif -%}
</article>
{% endfor %}
{% include "partials/paginator.liquid" %}
```
{% endraw %}
There you have it — link blogging via Readwise Reader[^1].