Replace footnotes with direct links - #1883
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This is the one I'm particularly concerned about, if we don't make the entire sentence a link it doesn’t quite make sense. But, that makes it quite distracting. WDYT @hugovk ?
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This was suggested by Hugo in #1882 (comment). However, I'm not convinced. While I agree it saves a click for those who want to access the reference, I think that it distracts those who don't.