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 #### Fuzzy Matching Example
 
-The `fuzzy` filter uses PostgreSQL's trigram similarity for typo-tolerant search:
+The `fuzzy` filter uses PostgreSQL's trigram similarity for typo-tolerant
+search:
 
 ```graphql
 query FuzzySearch {
···
 ```
 
 This will match track names like:
+
 - "Love" (exact)
 - "Love Song"
 - "Lovely"
···
 - "Loveless"
 
 The fuzzy filter is great for:
+
 - Handling typos and misspellings
 - Finding similar variations of text
 - Flexible search without exact matching
 
-**Note**: Fuzzy matching works on the similarity between strings (using trigrams), so it's more flexible than `contains` but may return unexpected matches if the similarity threshold is met.
+**Note**: Fuzzy matching works on the similarity between strings (using
+trigrams), so it's more flexible than `contains` but may return unexpected
+matches if the similarity threshold is met.
 
 #### Date Range Example
 
···
             uri
             alt
             photo {
-              url(preset: "fullsize")
+              url(preset: "feed_fullsize")
             }
             socialGrainPhotoExifs {
               fNumber
···
 query MyGrainGalleries {
   socialGrainGalleries(
     where: { actorHandle: { eq: "chadtmiller.com" } }
-    orderBy: { field: "createdAt", direction: DESC }
+    sortBy: [{ field: createdAt, direction: desc }]
   ) {
     edges {
       node {
···
             uri
             alt
             photo {
-              url(preset: "fullsize")
+              url(preset: "avatar")
             }
             aspectRatio
             createdAt