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-The [[linking_rules|subpage/linkingrules]] should document how to link to a page at the root of the wiki when a normal, unadorned link would use a page of the same name further down the hierarchy.  For example, how should [[todo/latex]] link to [[logo]] rather than [[todo/logo|todo/logo]]?
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+The [[linking_rules|subpage/linkingrules]] should document how to link to a page at the root of the wiki when a normal, unadorned link would use a page of the same name further down the hierarchy.  For example, how should [[todo/latex]] link to [[logo]] rather than [[todo/logo|todo/logo]]?
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+> I agree, unfortunatly the real bug is that the linking rules don't
+> provide a way to do such a link. \[[../foo]] is probably the best
+> approach, although it won't work yet. --[[Joey]]