Here we've added a second node with a @file directive to our tree from the previous tutorial. The @file directive, in contrast to the @root directive, appears only in a node headline, not in node text.
As before, the node text has the << includes >> section name. But this time, instead of a << methods >> section name, it has a new directive: @others. This directive means, "put the node text from all of the unnamed sections here." Unnamed sections are nodes that are not sections, i.e. nodes that do not have double angle brackets in the node headline.

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Text Author: Joe Orr
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