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I will tell you about the flag of France. The flag of France, also known as the Tricolour, is three vertical stripes of equal width: blue, white and red. The blue stripe is at the shaft, the white stripe is in the centre, and the red stripe is on the outside. The history of the flag of France dates back to the Great French Revolution. These colours were first used in 1789 when the revolutionaries began their fight for freedom and equality. Blue and red represent the city of Paris, and white is the colour of the monarchy, symbolising the union of royalty with the people. Blue represents freedom, white represents equality and red represents fraternity. These three principles became the core values of the French Republic. The flag was officially adopted in 1794 and has been an important symbol of the country ever since. Interesting fact: during the Second World War and in the following years the colours of the flag changed, but in 1976 it was decided to return to lighter shades, which are still used today. The flag of France is known for its simplicity and powerful symbolism, making it one of the most recognisable flags in the world.
Paragraph lets you create and share beautifully crafted posts - just like this one.
Write anything - from your smallest paragraph to your grandest masterpiece - and publish it online or send it as email newsletters directly to your readers.
Your Paragraph publication is blazing-fast, SEO optimized, and combines the best parts of both web2 and web3 to help you create content and grow your community better than ever.
Getting started
What you're looking at right now is the Paragraph editor. We support markdown, callouts, code, and rich media embeds like Twitter and YouTube.
On paragraph.xyz, all posts are stored on @ArweaveTeam. This means they're immutable, uncensorable, permanent, and composable 
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Paragraph | all-in-one publishing & newsletter platform
Create, publish and share web3-native blogs & newsletters.
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When you publish a post, you'll have the option of sending it as a newsletter or storing it in the permanent & uncensorable Arweave.
Helpful links
Here's a few helpful pointers to customize your publication & get the most out of Paragraph:
Theming & customization. Change your publication's font & colors; truly make this space your own.
Set up a welcome email. This is the email your readers receive when they subscribe to your newsletter.
Configure your publication's settings. Add links to your homepage, set up a custom domain, configure Google Analytics & more.
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We've put together some documentation here, but if you still have questions you'd like answered we’d love to hear from you.
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