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block modification

See also link modification

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constrained graph expansion

It depends on the sensitivity of the material in the blacklisted e2_1 and the aesthetics of the published document. In all of the following cases, we want to do some kind of link modification or even block modification. Let's limit ourselves to only considering link modification here. The following options map from least to most sensitive:

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A more aggressive modification approach, which we mentioned earlier and called block modification, might be to allow for more comprehensive source page section -- body modification, to allow the publisher to cleanly tie up the loose ends at leaf site pages. They could reword sections to remove unfulfillable outlinks in a natural way, for example. This could introduce a continual maintenance burden, however, because it essentially forks the original blocks. Dealing with that burden might be an meadow AI opportunity.

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link modification

See also block modification

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