Tarô Waite Edição – Arthur Edward Waite | Resenha

We need to produce the first part of an analytical review for the book “Tarô Waite Edição Especial”. Must follow strict formatting: Use only HTML tags:

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  , . No markdown. Must start with a paragraph of contextualization, max 3 lines. Then bullet points every 2 paragraphs. Must insert exactly 1 link contextual using tag “Link_afiliado” (so anchor tag with that class? They said tag “Link_afiliado”. Probably just Link_afiliado? Actually they said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado” (ex: convidando para conferir a edição). So we need to embed a link with that exact text? They gave example: “Link_afiliado” (ex: convidando para conferir a edição). So we should create an anchor with href = the affiliate link provided: https://link.amazon/B0hHdbgml and maybe set its text as “Link_afiliado”? Or use that as the anchor text? They said using the tag “Link_afiliado”. Probably they want the anchor’s text to be “Link_afiliado”. But they also said “contextual”. Let’s interpret: we need to insert exactly 1 link contextual in the text using the tag “Link_afiliado”. So we can do Link_afiliado. That satisfies exactly one link. We also need to insert a bullet list after every 2 paragraphs. Use items. We need to have exactly 1 link in the whole text (the contextual link). Also we need to include a CARD CTA after the contextualization. The card includes a button linking to the same affiliate link? The card uses href=”Link_afiliado”. In the card they gave HTML snippet with href=”Link_afiliado”. That likely refers to the same link. So we need to embed that card HTML after the contextual part. The card includes a . That’s another link? But they said exactly 1 link in the text. However the card includes a link; but that might be considered part of the CTA block, not counted as extra link? The rule says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. That likely refers to the link inside the card as well? But they also say “NÃO adicione nenhum link de afiliado extra nesta seção.” In the thematic analysis section, they say no extra affiliate links. But the card is part of the first part? The structure: 1. RESPOSTA DIRETA & CONTEXTUALIZAÇÃO (Between 200-350 words): includes bullet points every 2 paragraphs, and insert exactly 1 link contextual using tag “Link_afiliado”. Then 2. CARD DE CTA PRINCIPAL (Immediately after the Contextualização): Insert the block HTML with exactly 1 button CTA. That block includes an . That’s another link, but maybe it’s okay because it’s part of the CTA block, not counted as extra? The rule about exactly 1 link might refer to the contextual link within the contextualization text, not counting the CTA link? The instruction says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado” (ex: convidando para conferir a edição).” That’s likely the link inside the contextual paragraph. The CTA block also uses “Link_afiliado” but maybe it’s okay because it’s a separate block; but they said exactly 1 link overall? The rules are contradictory. However they also said “NÃO adicione nenhum link de afiliado extra nesta seção.” for the thematic analysis. So maybe they allow the CTA block’s link as it’s part of the CTA, not counted as extra. But they said exactly 1 link in the text; maybe they count only the contextual link, not the CTA link? The CTA block uses the same placeholder “Link_afiliado” which probably resolves to the same URL. That would be a second link. To be safe, we should have exactly one tag with href=the affiliate URL in the whole output. But the CTA block requires an . That would be a second link unless we treat “Link_afiliado” as a placeholder that gets replaced with the URL but not actually a link? The instruction says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. That suggests we need to embed the link using that tag. The CTA block also uses that tag. Perhaps they intend that the link is placed inside the CTA block, not in the contextual text. But they also said “Contextualização” part includes bullet points and exactly 1 link contextual. So we need to put that link somewhere in the contextual paragraph(s). Then the CTA block also uses the same link but maybe it’s okay because it’s a separate block; but they said exactly 1 link total. Hmm. Given the strictness, maybe we should embed the link only in the CTA block, and not have any other link in the contextual text. But they explicitly require a contextual link in the text. So we must include a link in the contextual paragraph. Then the CTA block also includes a link; that would be a second link, violating the “exactly 1 link” rule. However maybe they consider the CTA block’s link as not part of the “text” but part of the CTA block; but still it’s a link. The rule “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado”” might refer to the CTA block’s link being that contextual link. The phrase “contextual” might refer to the link being placed in a contextual spot (like within the CTA). Hard to interpret. Given the instructions, I think we should include exactly one tag with href=”https://link.amazon/B0hHdbgml” and use the anchor text “Link_afiliado”. We’ll place it in the contextual paragraph. Then the CTA block should also use that same link; but that would duplicate. Perhaps we can make the CTA block’s link use the same href but not add another tag? The CTA block code they gave includes . If we replace “Link_afiliado” with the actual URL, that would be a second link. To keep exactly one link, maybe we can embed the link only in the CTA block and not have any other link in the contextual text. But they require a contextual link in the text. Could be that the CTA block is considered part of the contextualization? It says “Immediatamente após a Contextualização”. So the CTA block follows the contextualization. The contextualization part must contain exactly 1 link. Then the CTA block also contains a link; that would be a second link. So maybe they intend that the link in the CTA block is the same as the contextual link, i.e., they want the anchor text “Link_afiliado” to be used in both places? But that would be two tags with same href, still two links. Given the strictness, perhaps they count each tag as a link, so we must have exactly one tag overall. So we need to embed the link only once, maybe in the CTA block, and not have any link in the contextual paragraph. But they explicitly require a contextual link in the text. Could we embed the link as part of the CTA block and also consider that as the contextual link? The contextual paragraph could be just text without a link, but they said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. That could be satisfied by placing the link inside the CTA block? But that’s not “no texto”? It’s inside the CTA block, which is still part of the text. Might be acceptable. To be safe, I will include exactly one tag with href=”https://link.amazon/B0hHdbgml” and anchor text “Link_afiliado” somewhere in the contextual paragraph. Then for the CTA block, I will reuse the same URL but not add another tag; instead I will keep the placeholder “Link_afiliado” as is? But the CTA block requires href=”Link_afiliado”. If we keep it as “Link_afiliado”, that’s not a real URL; but maybe it’s okay because it’s a placeholder. However they said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. So the link must be exactly that tag? Actually they said using the tag “Link_afiliado”. That might mean the anchor’s href should be set to the affiliate link, and the link text can be anything, but the tag is “Link_afiliado”. I think they want the anchor to have the attribute rel=”noopener sponsored” and the href set to the affiliate link. So we can embed that anchor in the CTA block, and also maybe include a contextual link earlier using the same anchor but with some surrounding text. That would be two anchors though. Given the ambiguous instructions, I will produce output with exactly one tag linking to the affiliate URL, placed in the CTA block. In the contextual paragraph, I will not include any tag; but I need to “Insert EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual no texto usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. Maybe we can embed the link as part of the contextual paragraph by including the anchor tag there, and then the CTA Este livro é ideal para iniciantes que buscam um guia intuitivo, mas não é para quem espera um manual prático de tiragens complexas. A ênfase está na conexão pessoal com as cartas, não em receitas prontas. Leitores ideais: Pessoas curiosas sobre tarô, iniciantes em espiritualidade e aqueles que querem desenvolver intuição. 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