New (better) naming scheme.

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+<p>Recently I was discovering some music from Scott Stapp's solo career,
+in particular his song "Mary's Crying"<sup><a href="#r1" >[1]</a></sup>,
+and I've been searching for a place where I could purchase his music.
+Unfortunately, this is not so easy nowadays. I do not have an Amazon
+account, nor Google Play, nor Apple iTunes, and I wish to keep it that
+way. What I've been searching for is a platform where I can purchase
+music without creating an account, and receiving the actual audio files
+- ideally in a lossless format like FLAC. The only platform I've found
+that meets this condition would be
+Bandcamp<sup><a href="#r2" >[2]</a></sup>, but this platform mostly has
+<i>indie</i> artists.</p>
+
+<p>Overall, this makes obtaining music legally (i.e. not pirating) much
+more difficult for those who wish to avoid these large platforms and
+having a dozen different accounts for the same thing. It's no surprise
+either that, especially with the COVID situation, many physical music
+stores are either closing or difficult to get to. As such, it is not
+more freedom or choices that we're gaining, but rather we're losing
+them. At least losing any actual meaningful choices.</p>
+
+<label id="r1" >[1]</label>
+<a
+		href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw2nQOHc9bc"
+		target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw2nQOHc9bc</a>
+<br />
+<label id="r2" >[2]</label>
+<a
+	   href="https://bandcamp.com/"
+	   target="_blank" >https://bandcamp.com/</a>