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You can insert the content of your snippets using the {snippet:} placeholder. Snippets are found and inserted by (resolved) keyword, so if your collection has a prefix of ! and your snippet has a keyword of sig, then use {snippet:!sig}. Note that Alfred's Snippets preferences shows resolved keywords in the keyword column of the snippets table. If your current text content is rich text, and the snippet you are including is rich text, then the rich text of the snippet is retained. Note Alfred does not recursively embed snippets. If the snippet you are including also contains a {snippet:} placeholder, this secondary placeholder will not be resolved.

The good news is there is a way to export your 1st Degree LinkedIn connections’ information. To do so, open LinkedIn and click on “Me” in the top navigation bar. Select "Settings & Privacy'' under "Account", then "Data privacy" on the left. Click on "Get a copy of your data'' in the first section and select "Connections." After confirming your export, you’ll receive an email where you can download limited information about your 1st degree connections such as their name, workplace, position, date connected, and email address (in limited cases).