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 ### Use range selectors
 
-[Range selectors](../../contributing-terms#range-selectors) enable to select content that starts in one block and ends in another block that are not in the same tree. While they are more complex than element selectors, it is preferable to use a range selector whose start and end abide by the guidelines above than to use a bad plain selector.
+[Range selectors]({{< relref "terms/reference#range-selectors" >}}) enable to select content that starts in one block and ends in another block that are not in the same tree. While they are more complex than element selectors, it is preferable to use a range selector whose start and end abide by the guidelines above than to use a bad plain selector.
 
 #### Example
 
diff --git a/content/terms/reference.en.md b/content/terms/reference.en.md
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 This property should simply contain the URL at which the terms you want to track can be downloaded. HTML and PDF files are supported.
 
-When terms coexist in different languages and jurisdictions, please refer to the [scope of the collection](../#collections) to which you are contributing. This scope is usually defined in the README.
+When terms coexist in different languages and jurisdictions, please refer to the [scope of the collection]({{< relref "collections/metadata" >}}) to which you are contributing. This scope is usually defined in the README.
 
 ## `select`