Linkage
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Linkage generally means "the manner or style of being united", and can refer to:
- Genetic linkage
- Linkage (mechanical)
- Linkage (policy)
- Linkage (linguistics)
- Linkage (software)
- Linkage (BitTorrent client)
- Linkage is also a commonly used phrase in most instant message programs used to request a URL or hyperlink to a web location, particularly a hyperlink to a photo of a person, particularly on a social website such as facebook or myspace. It is used on some websites in place of a "link to us" (or similar) text.
- Also see webpage and web browser
- Linkage, in addition to the above, is a popular game played on Wikipedia. It can annoyingly overload a webpage with pointless links to ubiquitous words such as "webpage" and "internet" and "word", written by lonely nerds with nothing to do.
- See Linkage (game)
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