docs: add verified 'more questions to try' block#15
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Lowers the activation barrier — a new user can paste a working query in under a minute without inventing one. All three examples were run against EMBL-EBI's public RNAcentral DB and verified to return real rows (top source databases, Rfam family count, longest Rfam consensus sequences). Different query shapes so the range is visible.
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Lowers the time-to-first-success for new users: the public-DB section had one example; this adds three more they can paste, each a different query shape so the tool's range is visible.
Every example was run against the live EMBL-EBI public RNAcentral DB and verified to return real rows (no made-up queries):
which 10 source databases contribute the most RNA sequences→ ENA 12M, SILVA 8.2M, Rfam 5.9M…how many Rfam families are there in total→ 463list the 10 Rfam families with the longest consensus sequences, with their length→ RF02543 (3401)…Docs only.
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