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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions supplementary_style_guide/style_guidelines/links.adoc
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[[links]]
= Links

[[where-links-are-allowed]]
== Where links are allowed

To preserve reader focus and improve content usability, inline links are restricted in some places:

* *Concept topics:* Avoid inline links. Place essential links in the "Related Links" section at the end of the topic.
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* *Procedure topics:* Inline links are allowed to support task completion.
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* *Reference topics:* Inline links are allowed but consider moving supplemental links to the "Related Links" section when possible.
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* *Short descriptions:* Do not include links.
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[[cross-references]]
== Cross-references

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* Include user intent. Explain *what* the user must do and *why* they must complete that action. Build upon the title--do not repeat it.
* Write for AI and search. High-quality short descriptions are a primary source of metadata for large language models (LLMs) and search engine link previews. A high quality, human-verified summary reduces the risk of AI misinterpretation and saves processing time.
* Do not use DITA-incompatible structures, such as bulleted lists or multiple paragraphs.
* Do not use DITA-incompatible structures, such as bulleted lists, multiple paragraphs, or inline links.

=== Style guidelines ===

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