chore: fix non-descriptive links

Author: angrybacon

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@@ -52,9 +52,8 @@ simpler titles.
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 anywhere the Wiki is hosted to see what it actually looks like. For the
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-presented
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+technicalities, see the supported specifications for
+[[https://talk.commonmark.org/t/generic-directives-plugins-syntax/444][directives]].
 
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markdown/articles/2020/03/12/pretty-mean-deck.md

@@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ Diamond] but did instead pack a whole heap of countermagic featuring :card[Force
 of Will], :card[Spell Pierce] and :card[Pact of Negation] to name a few (even a
 :card[Misdirection]!).
 
-You can find a video of the deck in action
-[here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuswAK0IYdg)
+::youtube{id=UuswAK0IYdg}
 
 Now it was generally agreed by most of the Doomsday community at the time (2012)
 that the deck wasn't very good. Although it had cards such as :card[Sensei's

markdown/articles/2020/10/05/gangsta-trippin.md

@@ -22,9 +22,8 @@ such as Reid Duke, AJ Sacher and Tomas Mar.
 [snapcardster:four-color-control]: https://snapcardster.com/blog/everything-about-four-color-control
 
 _Please note: the Snapcardster site is no longer running and therefore the link
-will not function, there are Reddit and The Source threads which can be found
-discussing the key points of the article [here][reddit.ponder-vs-preordain] and
-[here][mtgthesource.ponder-vs-preordain] respectively._
+will not function, see [this Reddit post][reddit.ponder-vs-preordain] and [this
+Source thread][mtgthesource.ponder-vs-preordain] for archives._
 
 [reddit.ponder-vs-preordain]: https://www.reddit.com/r/MTGLegacy/comments/83w1ug/preordain_vs_ponder/
 [mtgthesource.ponder-vs-preordain]: http://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/showthread.php?32319-Ponder-vs-Preordain

markdown/articles/2021/01/07/history-of-doomsday.md

@@ -254,24 +254,23 @@ decks found the answer did the Legacy deck truly form.
 ## The Start of Legacy - Early Storm Lists
 
 Moving sideways for the time being, storm decks were viable from the onset of
-Legacy with the most well known list at the time being known as _Iggy Pop_,
-designed by Michael Bomholt whose original primer can be found
-[here](https://web.archive.org/web/20090104201512/http:/www.starcitygames.com/php/news/article/10989.html).
-Iggy was a {U}{B} storm list based around the engine of :card[Ill-Gotten Gains]
-coupled with rituals effects, other fast mana, Lion's Eye Diamonds and
-:card[Tendrils of Agony] with tools like Mystical Tutor and :card[Intuition] to
-find them. The deck was very proactive, to the point it didn't run much
-protection at all. Discard effects like Duress weren't viable as, due to the
-mirrored recursion effect of Ill-Gotten Gains, discarding disruption was
-pointless as the opponent could just return it to their hand during Ill-Gotten
-Gain's resolution. The mana base was also very clean so pilots did not tend to
-splash for cards like :card[Orim's Chant] and, because of the use of Lion's Eye
-Diamonds (LEDs), countermagic was not viable either. As a result it was very
-all-in as far as combo decks go. With the deck you could loop Ill-Gotten Gains
-and, with a Dark Ritual and an LED, you could net mana each loop. To close the
-loop you could Intuition for 3 copies of Tendrils of Agony to win. It was very
-consistent boasting 8 maindeck tutor effects and maindeck removal like
-:card[Chain of Vapor] or :card[Cabal Pit].
+Legacy with the most well known list at the time being known as [_Iggy
+Pop_](https://web.archive.org/web/20090104201512/http:/www.starcitygames.com/php/news/article/10989.html),
+designed by Michael Bomholt. Iggy was a {U}{B} storm list based around the
+engine of :card[Ill-Gotten Gains] coupled with rituals effects, other fast mana,
+Lion's Eye Diamonds and :card[Tendrils of Agony] with tools like Mystical Tutor
+and :card[Intuition] to find them. The deck was very proactive, to the point it
+didn't run much protection at all. Discard effects like Duress weren't viable
+as, due to the mirrored recursion effect of Ill-Gotten Gains, discarding
+disruption was pointless as the opponent could just return it to their hand
+during Ill-Gotten Gain's resolution. The mana base was also very clean so pilots
+did not tend to splash for cards like :card[Orim's Chant] and, because of the
+use of Lion's Eye Diamonds (LEDs), countermagic was not viable either. As a
+result it was very all-in as far as combo decks go. With the deck you could loop
+Ill-Gotten Gains and, with a Dark Ritual and an LED, you could net mana each
+loop. To close the loop you could Intuition for 3 copies of Tendrils of Agony to
+win. It was very consistent boasting 8 maindeck tutor effects and maindeck
+removal like :card[Chain of Vapor] or :card[Cabal Pit].
 
 It's here in our story where we re-focus on Emidln. Emidln had gotten a taste of
 competitive magic and so started browsing forums to find out more information.
@@ -719,11 +718,12 @@ Force of Will, Top and other lighter permission. The most notable result it had
 was with a version dubbed _Ugly Duckling_ run by Chris Gosselin. This version
 ran Spell Pierces, Thoughtseizes, :card[Stifle] and a number of spicy sideboard
 inclusions like :card[Form of the Dragon] and :card[Armageddon] (for flavour
-reasons maybe?). He made top 8 of GP Columbus in August 2010. You can find a
-video of the full deck tech [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TNK1Jb5r9E).
-Outside of 2010-2011 the deck didn't see a huge amount of play however as it
-could be awkward and have some slightly dodgy starting hands with Doomsday +
-Emrakul not always aligning fully.
+reasons maybe?). He made top 8 of GP Columbus in August 2010. Outside of
+2010-2011 the deck didn't see a huge amount of play however as it could be
+awkward and have some slightly dodgy starting hands with Doomsday + Emrakul not
+always aligning fully.
+
+::youtube{id=0TNK1Jb5r9E}
 
 The deck excelled against oppsoing combo and control due to the high amount of
 disruption it ran and the resiliency of the threat base however it was poor
@@ -1027,11 +1027,13 @@ which we will get to later, have proven that the theory of it being a 1 card
 combo and having the scope to be one of the best decks in Legacy is completely
 correct however I believe his thinking was a little ahead of its time and based
 on a few misconceptions. The best result that was achieved with it was going 6-3
-at an SCG event in Columbus. The deck can be seen on feature match
-[here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuswAK0IYdg). Other than that it failed
-to really make a splash in the format and this is for a number of reasons based
-on the aforementioned idea of these misconceptions. I will discuss them based on
-my own thought processes below:
+at an SCG event in Columbus.
+
+::youtube{id=UuswAK0IYdg}
+
+Other than that it failed to really make a splash in the format and this is for
+a number of reasons based on the aforementioned idea of these misconceptions. I
+will discuss them based on my own thought processes below:
 
 1. Legacy is not Vintage
 1. You can only run 4 Doomsday

markdown/articles/2021/03/21/everything-vintage-doomsday.md

@@ -17,9 +17,6 @@ Special thanks to Bart [_Diem4x_][diem4x] van Etten, Max
 
 ## Maindeck Configuration and Why no Cavern of Souls
 
-Decklist can be found [here](https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/3818519#paper) or
-below:
-
 ::decklist{path=2021/03/21/meandeck.diem4x}
 
 Many players come from legacy Doomsday to play Vintage Doomsday, and many wonder
@@ -403,15 +400,3 @@ That's all! If you enjoyed this guide, you can leave me a follow on
 again, massive shoutouts to our 4 guests for making this happen. Make sure to
 check them out on Twitter as well. If you have any questions, leave me a DM, and
 I'll get back as soon as I can. Thanks :)
-
-> Editor's note: This was original posted [here][everything-doomsday] by
-> Jacobisboss and permission granted to reformat and post on the Wiki. If anyone
-> else has any Doomsday submissions they would like hosted, please drop us a
-> message on the [Doomsday Discord](/discord).
->
-> Thank you Jacob and his co-authors for the great article and thank-you for
-> reading.
->
-> — Doishy
-
-[everything-doomsday]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QRPEfYxSIGFvc05LC7uu-tCezkTqR-lzg05-3v_olQI

markdown/articles/2021/07/26/monkey-world.md

@@ -285,13 +285,13 @@ Mainboard
 
 Sideboard
 
-- 3-4 :card[Force of Negation] (a very important tool against other combo decks or
-  prison decks)
+- 3-4 :card[Force of Negation] (a very important tool against other combo decks
+  or prison decks)
 - 0-1 :card[Pact of Negation]
 - 1 :card[Massacre]
 - 0-2 Discard spells
-- 2-4 One mana counterspells like :card[Pyroblast], :card[Flusterstorm] or :card[Mystical
-  Dispute]
+- 2-4 One mana counterspells like :card[Pyroblast], :card[Flusterstorm] or
+  :card[Mystical Dispute]
 - 0-2 Cheap creature removal such as :card[Fatal Push]
 - 0-2 Bounce spells like :card[Echoing Truth]
 - 1 Anti-Endurance package (:card[Shelldock Isle] + :card[Em] or something like

markdown/articles/2023/03/01/megacy.md

@@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ played. This is a {U}{B} Turbo list based on Maxtortion's Challenge winning list
 from late 2022. I know there's some newfangled initiative decks running around
 so I swapped a couple of sideboard cards around and I'm ready to go.
 
-Here's the list I ended up playing
-[link](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/MaLuDHEo60icrr-GNki2xg):
+Here's the list I ended up playing:
 
 ::decklist{path=2023/03/turbo.eternalrant}
 

markdown/articles/2023/07/04/4seasons.md

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ played Doomsday in all the events. The tournament was held on June 2nd, 3rd and
 national holiday in Italy, and it meant that I got to play the team event on
 Friday for the first time.
 
-If you're interested in my report for the previous edition of the 4Seasons you
-can find it [here](/articles/2023/03/12/4seasons).
+See [my report](/articles/2023/03/12/4seasons) for the previous edition of the
+4Seasons.
 
 ## Between the Seasons
 

markdown/chapters/appendices/faq.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ EF
 success since the printing of :card[TO]. Legacy Doomsday often uses reactive and
 proactive permission to play a controlling game before ending the game.
 Initially called _Meandeck_ Doomsday, the moniker _Meandeck_ is explained in
-this article [here](/articles/2020/03/12/pretty-mean-deck).
+[this article](/articles/2020/03/12/pretty-mean-deck).
 
 **DDFT** (Doomsday Fetchland Tendrils) is the closest to historical lists.
 Although it adopts the current usage of Thassa's Oracle these decks tend to also
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ while the TES pilot tries to disrupt our combo turn, they aren't progressing
 their own plan as much.
 
 These are likely the most favourable matchups (part based on gut feel and part
-based on community-obtained results found [here][data:matchups]).
+based on [community-obtained results][data:matchups]).
 
 ## What is the worst matchup for the deck?
 

markdown/partials/license.md

@@ -14,14 +14,14 @@ All original content such as articles and chapters is available under the terms
 of the [Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International][wiki:license]
 license.
 
-###### Imagery
+## Imagery
 
 Card arts are made available from the unaltered [Scryfall's API][scryfall:api]
 and are copyright _Wizard of the Coast_ or their respective artists for older
 sets. For cropped arts where the artist line of a card is not visible, the
 artists are mentioned in the accessible text.
 
-###### Iconography and Assets
+## Iconography and Assets
 
 Mana symbols are rendered using the _Mana_ icon font made available by [Andrew
 Gioia][mana]. See their section about licensing for more details.
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ adapted from one icon to another.
 Phyrexian scripture and the corresponding unofficial font assets were provided
 from the work of [Stas][stas].
 
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+## Analytics
 
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