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@@ -58,6 +58,8 @@ But it's also open to abuse with people quote-tweeting things they disagree with
 
 What does this have to do with content types? Well, if we support an `Article` content type and a `Note` content type, we can support quoting for an `Article` but not for a `Note`. In practice this means that you can quote blog posts and news articles, but you can't quote a quick personal microblog note.
 
+> Hometown doesn't support quoting articles yet... but it will.
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 ## Better list management
 
 If Hometown is going to be a universal reader, you're going to need better control over organizing your feeds than mainline Mastodon provides.
@@ -68,6 +70,8 @@ My first plan is to introduce a new kind of _exclusive list_. Right now if you a
 
 Or another case: I might have all the blogs I read in one list, but I only check it on Saturdays when I have time to read things. In that case I don't want updates from those blogs clogging up my home timeline.
 
+> This is not yet implemented but will be available in the first release.
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 ## Better accessibility defaults
 
 Look, right now this pretty much just means that we underline hyperlinks by default. I'm of course open to implementing other obviously beneficial accessibilty defaults that Mastodon itself doesn't implement.