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 So, I'm wondering why ikiwiki requires links to have no spaces in their names, and uses .html suffixes. I really don't like having to use [[CamelCase]] for multi-word links, and it's generally not good practice to encode stuff like filetype or specific technologies in the URL; that's what we have a MIME type for. Anyhow, this is really just a test for playing around in the sanbox, but those are the two things that bother me the most off the bat about ikiwiki.
 
 
 So, I'm wondering why ikiwiki requires links to have no spaces in their names, and uses .html suffixes. I really don't like having to use [[CamelCase]] for multi-word links, and it's generally not good practice to encode stuff like filetype or specific technologies in the URL; that's what we have a MIME type for. Anyhow, this is really just a test for playing around in the sanbox, but those are the two things that bother me the most off the bat about ikiwiki.
 

-> For the former: because links with spaces get parsed as [[preprocessor_directives|preprocessordirectives]].  You can get away with it if the first word doesn't correspond to a preprocessor directive.  If you have another syntax you'd prefer, feel free to propose it.  For instance, I can imagine extending the syntax with something like [["link with spaces"]].
+> For the former: because links with spaces get parsed as [[preprocessor_directives|preprocessordirective]].  You can get away with it if the first word doesn't correspond to a preprocessor directive.  If you have another syntax you'd prefer, feel free to propose it.  For instance, I can imagine extending the syntax with something like [["link with spaces"]].

 > For the latter: see the new `usedirs` option if you want to avoid .html suffixes.
 
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 > For the latter: see the new `usedirs` option if you want to avoid .html suffixes.
 
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