I'd like to propose a feature for LegendKeeper, which I'll refer to as "Sister Pages" for simplicity. The concept is to enable multiple instances of the same page, where editing one instance automatically updates all others.

This feature would be incredibly beneficial for unique writing styles, like mine, where certain pages are relevant in multiple contexts.

For example, in my LegendKeeper project, I have a character named Vhosphor, the Primordial Titan of Fire, who is also a deity. Consequently, I maintain two separate pages for Vhosphor: one under the "Gods" section and another in the "Primordial Titans" section.

Currently, my only option is to manually copy and paste the content between these pages whenever updates are made. The ability to link these as "Sister Pages" would streamline this process significantly, ensuring that all related pages stay synchronized with any changes.

Another variation of the "Sister Pages" feature could introduce the concept of "Parent" and "View-Only" pages. While "Sister Pages" are fully editable and sync across multiple instances, "Parent" pages could offer a different functionality.

With "Parent" pages, the linked "child" pages would be view-only, displaying the content of the "Parent" page without the option to edit them directly. These "child" pages could include a link or reference to the original "Parent" page, enabling users to navigate to it for editing purposes.

This variation would be particularly useful for situations where information needs to be disseminated across multiple sections without allowing edits in every instance. It would ensure consistency while directing content management to a single, editable source.