Putting in glossary references. #44
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We no longer use **bold** for glossary terms, but instead mark them as `[word](reference.html#label)`. This pull request puts all the references in that form, but does *not* add all the terms to the glossary.
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Other terms are singular, should this be comment for consistency?
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Yes please, and thank you.
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Putting in glossary references.
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Putting in glossary references.
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We no longer use bold for glossary terms, but instead mark them as
[word](reference.html#label). This pull request puts all the references in that form, but does not add all the terms to the glossary.