Links

A [link to a website](https://github.com/rgdevment/Tisty), an address
between angle brackets <https://github.com/rgdevment/Tisty>, and a mail
address the same way: <rina@example.com>.

A link alone in its own paragraph is shown as a card, with its site's letter and colour:

https://github.com/rgdevment/Tisty

• A web address written on its own, https://github.com/rgdevment/Tisty, is a link too. A full stop, a comma or a closing bracket right after it is not part of it.

• A link can also be written by reference, with its address said once on a line of its own, anywhere in the document:

  The [walk map][park] and the [vet][vet].
  
  [park]: https://example.com/park
  [vet]: https://example.com/vet "Open on Saturdays"

  The walk map and the vet.

  [park] https://example.com/park

  [vet] https://example.com/vet

• The page shows each definition where it is written, as a small line with its label and address; a click on it edits it.

• A link with no address yet, [words](), reads as its words.

• Only web addresses, mailto: and Tisty's own tisty: are followed. Any other scheme reads as plain words.

• An address with spaces goes between angle brackets: [clip](<C:/Users/me/a clip.mkv>).

• A link opens your browser only when you click it.