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@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ What it seems to be doing is moving away all content in set1, and copying it bac
 
 I think I should have independently added both datasets, let them be scanned and then connect to each other.
 So, now the questions:
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 1. Is that the correct way to proceed?
 2. What if I have to identical files with different modifying times, I hope they are not synced, right?
 3. Is it posssible to achieve this behaviour of copying only the 50Mb?
@@ -19,5 +20,6 @@ Best regards,
              Juan
 
 EDIT: a couple of questions more:
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 4. after finishing, set2 ended with a lot of symlinks but only in one subfolder. To prevent this should I put numcopies in 2?
 5. This data is composed of input datasets and output simulations. Thus, I need to change them often, but not as often as code and in a very partial way (chunks of 50Mb). For me direct mode is the best (or plain git). However, I was wondering, it is possible to drop some files (even in direct mode) and use simlinks instead?