# Inserting editorial notes

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[Marking up annotations](/markup-guide/marking-up-annotations.md)
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Where there is a very obvious error in numbering in the original Gazette, as well as making a comment in the margin please also insert an editorial note in the actual document, like this:

(1) blah blah blah\
&#x20;    (a) blah blah\
&#x20;    (b) blah blah\
&#x20;    (d) blah blah\
&#x20;    *\[Please note: numbering as in original.]*\
&#x20;    (e) blah blah

or

1\. blah blah\
2\. blah blah\
3\. blah blah\
3\. blah blah\
\&#xNAN;*\[Please note: numbering as in original.]*\
4\. blah blah

As you can see,  the note goes directly under where the error occurs.


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