It's impossible to say what might have tripped up the regex without actual sample text to work with. Screenshots are certainly better than nothing, but in future posts, it would help a great deal if you could include the actual text, preferably enclosed in a code block (you can use the icon that looks like </> in the formatting bar to enclose text in that). I also recommend reading this post and following its suggestions for best results: Tip: How Do I Get The Best Answer in the Shortest Time?
In the meantime, I OCRed your screenshot of the initial test note to try with a tweaked version of the macro that incorporates some of the further requirements you mentioned in your second to last post, and it seems to work for me:
Format and Rearrange Metatext 1.1.kmmacros (4.4 KB)
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Author: Olivia Fox Cabane
Book: , p.
Original number: n222
Site: [Blinkist]()
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Note creation date: 2015-01-08
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Tags: #communication #personality #presence #trust #perception
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There are many ways to appear charismatic, but the 2 main ones are==presence== and the ==power-warmth combination==.
1. Presence
Being aware of what's happening, moment to moment.
In social interactions (*<!--PB:—>//Social connectedness]]*), this means being with the other person completely (*<!--PB:—//Leadership - empathy]]*), and listening to them intently. If you're fully present with others, you will appear charismatic and generate trust, rapport and loyalty.
If you lack presence, the person you're interacting with will likely notice, and might suffer emotionally because they will feel unimportant.
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2. Power and Warmth
Someone powerful but not warm might be impressive but not necessarily charismatic. They might even appear arrogant or cold. And someone warm but not powerful might be likeable, but not charismatic. Rather, they could seem overeager and subservient.
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