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@@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ written in perl, but is intended to be an example of how to write an
 external plugin in your favorite programming language. Wow us at how much
 easier you can do the same thing in your favorite language. ;-)
 
+[[toc ]]
+
 ## How external plugins use XML RPC
 
 While XML RPC is typically used over http, ikiwiki doesn't do that.
@@ -115,8 +117,8 @@ number of calls.
 Injecting a replacement for a commonly called ikiwiki function
 could result in a lot more RPC calls than expected and slow
 eveything down. `pagetitle`, for instance, is called about 100 times
-per page build. Memoizing injected functions whenever possible is a very
-good idea.
+per page build. Whenever possible, you should tell ikiwiki to memoize
+injected functions.
 
 In general, use common sense, and your external plugin will probably
 perform ok.