Split-anchor edits: scenario model
We first selected an original batch of 100 edits. Each rule below was set cautiously and held more edits back. Turn a rule on to add its edits to the plan and see how many more we could make, up to 308. Nothing here is deployed yet. Open any lever for a real worked example.
Model a scenario
Turn a rule on to add its edits back. The count is live.
What this adds
Adds a second link to a page that is already linked. Low value, since the first link is the one that counts, but harmless.
What this adds
Needs the whole list restyled together so the items stay parallel with each other.
What this adds
A site-wide template change, not a page edit. You ruled this out, so it stays off by default.
What this adds
Keeps the definition-page target, so it does not break the "keep educational links educational" rule. It just diversifies the anchor, which is the whole point of the project. The rewrites are already written.
What this adds
These links already point at the right page with a descriptive anchor. A rewrite would only fine-tune the wording, so it is polish, not a fix.
How to read this. The baseline is the original batch of 100 edits we chose first. Each lever adds edits we held back; the totals reconcile with the deploy workbook (100 original batch plus 208 additional plus 3 that cannot be resolved automatically equals the 311 candidates). Recommended turns on the duplicate, list item and in-context definitional levers for 265 edits.