Notion Indir

We have Client dossiers in Notion and a db for clients and then when you open a client entry from that db it has a bunch of info for that particular client. We want to link that Notion page to the Asana onboarding task for new clients, but get an error message (" Something went wrong. Try again later or contact support.") when adding that URL to the notion field in the Asana task. Can we not link a page from a db entry in Asana? I can share the page URL if needed.

I also tried the zapier's 'create new item in notion database' -> add new item in database (the synced github pr database i have) but i came up with an error that you cannot add entries to synced databsaes ?

Notion Indir

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+ Option to change the 'isNavigableOnly' search filter via the 'isNavigableOnly' env variable. I personally prefer only to search notion objects that can be navigated to, as I have a large workspace which would clutter the results, but the default search in notion has this option as false, so including this as an env variable.

Yes I did @wrjlewis My cookie starts with __cfduid= but your readme says the cookie starts with notion_browser_id. I tried both ways, also by deleting the __cfduid part so it starts with notion_browser_id and it didn't work.

Today, according to many public health experts, public confidence in vaccines is waning. The term "vaccine hesitancy" (VH) is increasingly used to describe the spread of such vaccine reluctance. But VH is an ambiguous notion and its theoretical background appears uncertain. To clarify this concept, we first review the current definitions of VH in the public health literature and examine its most prominent characteristics. VH has been defined as a set of beliefs, attitudes, or behaviours, or some combination of them, shared by a large and heterogeneous portion of the population and including people who exhibit reluctant conformism (they may either decline a vaccine, delay it or accept it despite their doubts) and vaccine-specific behaviours. Secondly, we underline some of the ambiguities of this notion and argue that it is more a catchall category than a real concept. We also call into question the usefulness of understanding VH as an intermediate position along a continuum ranging from anti-vaccine to pro-vaccine attitudes, and we discuss its qualification as a belief, attitude or behaviour. Thirdly, we propose a theoretical framework, based on previous literature and taking into account some major structural features of contemporary societies, that considers VH as a kind of decision-making process that depends on people's level of commitment to healthism/risk culture and on their level of confidence in the health authorities and mainstream medicine. 17dc91bb1f