Links are authoritative

A markdown link (13 passages, no note) to another note (note: Note) is the strongest relation (note: Relation) the tool knows: confidence (note: Confidence) 1.00 (3 passages, no note), above anything inferred, and a frontmatter reference (note: Frontmatter reference) comes next at 0.90 (3 passages, no note). What an author (note: Author) wrote is never overturned by what the tool recognised (37 passages, no note): the relation of a mapped section (note: Section) or of a typed attribute (4 passages, no note) stands, inference (note: Inference) only fills what nobody declared, and the page tells a written link (note: Link) from a recognised word (note: Recognised word) by the way it is drawn (23 passages, no note). A link (note: Link) to a missing file is an error (29 passages, no note), a link to a document (note: Document) attaches it, a link from a note to itself yields nothing, and several links to one target (15 passages, no note) are one link with several provenances (note: Provenance).

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