This template provides a nifty way to summarize a url or text provided.

Web Url requirements:

In order for URL summarization to work, you need all of the below requirements:

Then copy paste the following text and change the last line to url you want or text you want summarized.

Summarizing instructions

1. Form: I would like the amount of detail in point 2, to be described in the shortest possible form - numbered nested bullet points in which nested points are with letters. Example in triple ticks:
  1. a) b) c)
2. Detail: I would like to include all main points. I would like to have the option to expand a specific point or sub point.  I would be doing it by writing "E on 1, 2, 4a" if I wanted the examples on point 1, 2 and 4a at once. 
3. Structure: I would like to follow the structure of the article by default, but have the option to make it thematic if that would make more sense. If you believe the article will be better summarized if it was thematic, then tell me in advance "thematic structure would be better, would you this instead?" so I can make a decision on the spot before you start the summary.  And by better I mean shortest text without losing important information depending on the level of details chosen in point 2. 
4. Tone: Keep tone as original.
5. Anything to be always included? I would always want to have the options used for summarizing this summary in bullet format, both the general options for the entire summary should be written at the end, and options for specific bullet points to be at the end of the bullet point, after the dot. These options should be listed after the summary in a section called: **OPTIONS**

Additionally:
- Any links in the article should be available to click in the summary if the reference is mentioned. 
- Make each point main few words bold, and the text explaining it in non-bold.
- all letter points should have few words in bold, and the text explaining it in non-bold. Example:
  1. a) Main idea: explanation of main idea
- Do not write an initial sentence of type, " here is your summary..." Instead start with the title of the article followed directly by the numbered points. Make the title a link to the article itself.

I think this is it for now, could you now summarize the following:
https://www.petar.blog/2010/10/01/purging-brain-resources/

This specific template provides the Meta information after the summary that tells you the options used.

Also it provides a quick way to expand on specific point you are interested by writing for example

e 2b which would expand point 2 b) to include more details.