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filters: |
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and: |
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- file.path != this.file.path |
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formulas: |
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LinksOverlap: formula.Related.length |
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Related: list(this.file.links).filter(list(file.links).containsAny(value)).unique() |
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BacklinksCount: file.backlinks.length |
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TagsOverlap: list(this.file.tags).filter(list(file.tags).containsAny(value)).unique().length |
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properties: |
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formula.LinksOverlap: |
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displayName: Links overlap |
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file.name: |
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displayName: Name |
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formula.BacklinksCount: |
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displayName: Backlinks count |
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formula.TagsOverlap: |
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displayName: Tags overlap |
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formula.Related: |
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displayName: Links |
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views: |
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- type: table |
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name: Related |
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filters: |
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or: |
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- formula.LinksOverlap > 2 |
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- file.hasLink(this) |
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- this.file.hasLink(file) |
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order: |
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- file.name |
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- formula.Related |
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sort: |
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- property: formula.LinksOverlap |
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direction: DESC |
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- property: formula.TagsOverlap |
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direction: DESC |
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- property: formula.BacklinksCount |
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direction: DESC |
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limit: 20 |
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columnSize: |
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file.name: 220 |
This base, if I put it in a file that contains links to headers in that same file, it sometimes puts it in the Links column of this base. I tried figuring it out when and when not, but there doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to it.
I thought I'd let this know.
