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diff --git a/BinaryProtocolRevamped.md b/BinaryProtocolRevamped.md
@@ -1273,7 +1273,7 @@ Touch is used to set a new expiration time for an existing item. GAT (Get and to
 
 Memcache has few authentication and no security layers whatsoever. It is RECOMMENDED that memcache be deployed strictly on closed, protected, back-end networks within a single data center, within a single cluster of servers, or even on a single host, providing shared caching for multiple applications. Memcache MUST NOT be made available on a public network.
 
-See [[SASL Authentication|SASLAuthProtocol]] for more information on
+See [SASL Authentication](/SASLAuthProtocol) for more information on
 authentication.
 
 ## Normative References

diff --git a/Commands.md b/Commands.md
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
 
 Memcached handles a small number of basic commands.
 
-Full documentation can be found in the [[Protocol Documentation|Protocols]].
+Full documentation can be found in the [Protocol Documentation](/Protocols).
 
 ### Standard Protocol
 

diff --git a/CommonFeatures.md b/CommonFeatures.md
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ Various timeouts, including timeouts while waiting for a connection to establish
 
 ### Mutations
 
-Standard mutations as listed in [[Commands|NewCommands]]
+Standard mutations as listed in [Commands](/NewCommands)
 
 ### Get
 
-Standard fetch commands as listed in [[Commands|NewCommands]]
+Standard fetch commands as listed in [Commands](/NewCommands)
 
 ### Multi-Get
 

diff --git a/ConfiguringServer.md b/ConfiguringServer.md
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ When setting up memcached for the first time, you should pay attention to `-m`,
 `-v` controls verbosity to STDOUT/STDERR. Multiple `-v`'s increase verbosity. A single one prints extra startup information, and multiple will print increasingly verbose information about requests hitting memcached. If you're curious to see if a test script is doing what you expect it to, running memcached in the foreground with a few verbose switches is a good idea.
 
 Most of the defaults are sensible. New features are often released as
-non-default options. Keep an eye on the [[ReleaseNotes]] for new options to
+non-default options. Keep an eye on the [ReleaseNotes](/ReleaseNotes) for new options to
 try.
 
 ## Init Scripts

diff --git a/Performance.md b/Performance.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ On a fast machine with very high speed networking, memcached can easily handle 2
 
 ### It Should Not Hang
 
-Memcached operations are almost all O(1). Connecting to it and issuing a get or stat command should never lag. If connecting lags, you may be hitting the max connections limit. See [[ServerMaint|NewServerMaint]] for details on stats to monitor.
+Memcached operations are almost all O(1). Connecting to it and issuing a get or stat command should never lag. If connecting lags, you may be hitting the max connections limit. See [ServerMaint](/NewServerMaint) for details on stats to monitor.
 
 If issuing commands lags, you can have a number of tuning problems. Most common are hardware problems, not enough RAM (swapping), network problems (bandwidth, dropped packets, half-duplex connections). On rare occasion OS bugs or memcached bugs can contribute.
 

diff --git a/ProgrammingFAQ.md b/ProgrammingFAQ.md
@@ -80,21 +80,21 @@ See [Timeouts] for help.
 
 ### How do I authenticate?
 
-You don't! Well, you used to not be able to. [[Now you can|SASLHowto]]. If your client supports it, you may use SASL authentication to connect to memcached.
+You don't! Well, you used to not be able to. [Now you can](/SASLHowto). If your client supports it, you may use SASL authentication to connect to memcached.
 
 Keep in mind that you should do this only if you really need to. On a closed internal network this ends up just being added latency for new connections (if minor).
 
 ### How do you handle failover?
 
-You don't. Some clients have a "failover" option that will try the next server in the case of a failure. As noted in [[Configuring Clients|NewConfiguringClient]] this isn't always the best idea.
+You don't. Some clients have a "failover" option that will try the next server in the case of a failure. As noted in [Configuring Clients](/NewConfiguringClient) this isn't always the best idea.
 
 ### How do you handle replication?
 
 It doesn't. Adding replication to the system halves your effective cache size. If you can't handle even a few percent extra cache misses, you have serious problems. Even with replication, things can break. More moving parts. Software to crash.
 
 ### Can you persist cache between restarts?
 
-Yes, in some situations. See [[the documentation on warm restart|WarmRestart]].
+Yes, in some situations. See [the documentation on warm restart](/WarmRestart).
 
 ### Do clients and servers all need to talk to each other?
 

diff --git a/Protocols.md b/Protocols.md
@@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ time. The Meta protocol is more efficient than the binary protocol, is cross
 compatible with the Text protocol, and is recommended for all new clients.
 
  * [Text and Meta Protocol](http://github.com/memcached/memcached/blob/master/doc/protocol.txt)
- * [[Meta Examples|MetaCommands]]
- * [[Binary Protocol|BinaryProtocolRevamped]]
+ * [Meta Examples](/MetaCommands)
+ * [Binary Protocol](/BinaryProtocolRevamped)
    * [Slides on binary protocol ](http://www.slideshare.net/tmaesaka/memcached-binary-protocol-in-a-nutshell-presentation/) by Toru Maesaka (2008)
 
 Further, there are sub protocols and proposals
 
- * [[SASL Authentication|SASLAuthProtocol]]
+ * [SASL Authentication](/SASLAuthProtocol)
 
 ## Why is the binary protocol deprecated?
 

diff --git a/Proxy.md b/Proxy.md
@@ -137,14 +137,14 @@ Roadmapped features:
 
 # Examples and use cases
 
-See [[this document on example architectures|ProxyExamples]] for
+See [this document on example architectures](/ProxyExamples) for
 different methods of deploying and using the proxy.
 
 ---
 
 # Architecture and Workflows
 
-See [[this document on architecture|ProxyArch]] for details on the proxy's
+See [this document on architecture](/ProxyArch) for details on the proxy's
 thread components and how various subsystems work.
 
 ---
@@ -872,10 +872,10 @@ request objects:
 removed. This can be used, for example, to see or replace the TTL part of a SET
 request.
 - `request:vlen()`: length in bytes of the value attached to this request
-- `request:has_flag('F')`: for use with [[meta|MetaCommands]], a fast function
+- `request:has_flag('F')`: for use with [meta](/MetaCommands), a fast function
   for testing if a flag exists in the request string.
 - `request:flag_token("F", "Freplacement")`: for use with
-  [[meta|MetaCommands]], a fast function for finding and modifying a request
+  [meta](/MetaCommands), a fast function for finding and modifying a request
 line. Returns `(exists, previous_token)`, a bool on if the flag exists, and if
 the flag has a token attached it will be returned in `previous_token`. If a
 second argument is passed, it will be used to replace the flag and/or token
@@ -888,7 +888,7 @@ response objects:
   from the original request.
 - `resp:ok()`: whether a request was successfully executed to the backend.
   For GET requests, both HIT and MISS are OK.
-- `resp:line()`: for use with [[meta|MetaCommands]], returns the full
+- `resp:line()`: for use with [meta](/MetaCommands), returns the full
   response header line.
 - `resp:code()`: the response code. Common codes are:
   - `mcp.MCMC_CODE_OK`

diff --git a/ReleaseNotes.md b/ReleaseNotes.md
@@ -1,99 +1,99 @@
 ### Releases
- * [[ReleaseNotes1629]] 1.6.29 (2024-6-28)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1628]] 1.6.28 (2024-5-31)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1627]] 1.6.27 (2024-5-5)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1623]] 1.6.23 (2024-1-9)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1622]] 1.6.22 (2023-10-15)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1618]] 1.6.18 (2023-1-10)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1617]] 1.6.17 (2022-8-26)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1616]] 1.6.16 (2022-8-3)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1615]] 1.6.15 (2022-3-29)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1614]] 1.6.14 (2022-2-9)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1613]] 1.6.13 (2022-1-12)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1612]] 1.6.12 (2021-9-28)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1611]] 1.6.11 (2021-9-27)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1610]] 1.6.10 (2021-7-25)
- * [[ReleaseNotes169]] 1.6.9 (2020-11-20)
- * [[ReleaseNotes168]] 1.6.8 (2020-10-26)
- * [[ReleaseNotes167]] 1.6.7 (2020-9-4)
- * [[ReleaseNotes166]] 1.6.6 (2020-5-12)
- * [[ReleaseNotes165]] 1.6.5 (2020-4-13)
- * [[ReleaseNotes164]] 1.6.4 (2020-4-12)
- * [[ReleaseNotes163]] 1.6.3 (2020-3-28)
- * [[ReleaseNotes162]] 1.6.2 (2020-3-23)
- * [[ReleaseNotes161]] 1.6.1 (2020-3-16)
- * [[ReleaseNotes160]] 1.6.0 (2020-3-8)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1522]] 1.5.22 (2020-2-1)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1520]] 1.5.20 (2019-11-11)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1518]] 1.5.18 (2019-9-17)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1516]] 1.5.16 (2019-5-24)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1514]] 1.5.14 (2019-4-27)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes1512]] 1.5.12 (2018-11-3)
- * [[ReleaseNotes1511]] 1.5.11 (2018-10-10)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes149]] 1.4.9 (2011-10-18)
- * [[ReleaseNotes148]] 1.4.8 (October 4th, 2011)
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- * [[ReleaseNotes146]] 1.4.6 (July 15th, 2011)
- * [[ReleaseNotes145]] 1.4.5 (April 3rd, 2010)
- * [[ReleaseNotes144]] 1.4.4 (November 26th 2009)
- * [[ReleaseNotes143]] 1.4.3 (November 7th, 2009)
- * [[ReleaseNotes142]] 1.4.2 (October 11th, 2009)
- * [[ReleaseNotes141]] 1.4.1 (August 29th, 2009)
- * [[ReleaseNotes140]] 1.4.0 (July 9th, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1629](/ReleaseNotes1629) 1.6.29 (2024-6-28)
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+ * [ReleaseNotes164](/ReleaseNotes164) 1.6.4 (2020-4-12)
+ * [ReleaseNotes163](/ReleaseNotes163) 1.6.3 (2020-3-28)
+ * [ReleaseNotes162](/ReleaseNotes162) 1.6.2 (2020-3-23)
+ * [ReleaseNotes161](/ReleaseNotes161) 1.6.1 (2020-3-16)
+ * [ReleaseNotes160](/ReleaseNotes160) 1.6.0 (2020-3-8)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1522](/ReleaseNotes1522) 1.5.22 (2020-2-1)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1521](/ReleaseNotes1521) 1.5.21 (2020-1-21)
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+ * [ReleaseNotes1513](/ReleaseNotes1513) 1.5.13 (2019-4-15)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1512](/ReleaseNotes1512) 1.5.12 (2018-11-3)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1511](/ReleaseNotes1511) 1.5.11 (2018-10-10)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1510](/ReleaseNotes1510) 1.5.10 (2018-8-10)
+ * [ReleaseNotes159](/ReleaseNotes159) 1.5.9 (2018-7-7)
+ * [ReleaseNotes158](/ReleaseNotes158) 1.5.8 (2018-5-25)
+ * [ReleaseNotes157](/ReleaseNotes157) 1.5.7 (2018-3-28)
+ * [ReleaseNotes156](/ReleaseNotes156) 1.5.6 (2018-2-27)
+ * [ReleaseNotes155](/ReleaseNotes155) 1.5.5 (2018-2-12)
+ * [ReleaseNotes154](/ReleaseNotes154) 1.5.4 (2017-12-20)
+ * [ReleaseNotes153](/ReleaseNotes153) 1.5.3 (2017-11-4)
+ * [ReleaseNotes152](/ReleaseNotes152) 1.5.2 (2017-9-30)
+ * [ReleaseNotes151](/ReleaseNotes151) 1.5.1 (2017-8-24)
+ * [ReleaseNotes150](/ReleaseNotes150) 1.5.0 (2017-7-21)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1439](/ReleaseNotes1439) 1.4.39 (2017-7-4)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1438](/ReleaseNotes1438) 1.4.38 (2017-6-24)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1437](/ReleaseNotes1437) 1.4.37 (2017-6-4)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1436](/ReleaseNotes1436) 1.4.36 (2017-3-19)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1435](/ReleaseNotes1435) 1.4.35 (2017-2-26)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1434](/ReleaseNotes1434) 1.4.34 (2017-1-7)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1433](/ReleaseNotes1433) 1.4.33 (2016-10-31)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1432](/ReleaseNotes1432) 1.4.32 (2016-10-12)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1431](/ReleaseNotes1431) 1.4.31 (2016-8-19)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1430](/ReleaseNotes1430) 1.4.30 (2016-8-11)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1429](/ReleaseNotes1429) 1.4.29 (2016-7-13)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1428](/ReleaseNotes1428) 1.4.28 (2016-7-1)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1427](/ReleaseNotes1427) 1.4.27 (2016-6-24)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1426](/ReleaseNotes1426) 1.4.26 (2016-6-17)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1425](/ReleaseNotes1425) 1.4.25 (2015-11-19)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1424](/ReleaseNotes1424) 1.4.24 (2015-4-24)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1423](/ReleaseNotes1423) 1.4.23 (2015-4-19)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1422](/ReleaseNotes1422) 1.4.22 (2014-12-31)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1421](/ReleaseNotes1421) 1.4.21 (2014-10-12)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1420](/ReleaseNotes1420) 1.4.20 (2014-5-11)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1419](/ReleaseNotes1419) 1.4.19 (2014-5-1)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1418](/ReleaseNotes1418) 1.4.18 (2014-4-17)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1417](/ReleaseNotes1417) 1.4.17 (2013-12-20)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1416](/ReleaseNotes1416) 1.4.16 (2013-12-9)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1415](/ReleaseNotes1415) 1.4.15 (2012-9-3)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1414](/ReleaseNotes1414) 1.4.14 (2012-7-30)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1413](/ReleaseNotes1413) 1.4.13 (2012-2-2)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1412](/ReleaseNotes1412) 1.4.12 (2012-2-1)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1411](/ReleaseNotes1411) 1.4.11 (2012-1-16)
+ * [ReleaseNotes1410](/ReleaseNotes1410) 1.4.10 (2011-11-9)
+ * [ReleaseNotes149](/ReleaseNotes149) 1.4.9 (2011-10-18)
+ * [ReleaseNotes148](/ReleaseNotes148) 1.4.8 (October 4th, 2011)
+ * [ReleaseNotes147](/ReleaseNotes147) 1.4.7 (August 16th, 2011)
+ * [ReleaseNotes146](/ReleaseNotes146) 1.4.6 (July 15th, 2011)
+ * [ReleaseNotes145](/ReleaseNotes145) 1.4.5 (April 3rd, 2010)
+ * [ReleaseNotes144](/ReleaseNotes144) 1.4.4 (November 26th 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes143](/ReleaseNotes143) 1.4.3 (November 7th, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes142](/ReleaseNotes142) 1.4.2 (October 11th, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes141](/ReleaseNotes141) 1.4.1 (August 29th, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes140](/ReleaseNotes140) 1.4.0 (July 9th, 2009)
 
 ### Notes for Old Releases
- * [[ReleaseNotes127]] 1.2.7 (April 3, 2009)
- * [[ReleaseNotes128]] 1.2.8 (April 11, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes127](/ReleaseNotes127) 1.2.7 (April 3, 2009)
+ * [ReleaseNotes128](/ReleaseNotes128) 1.2.8 (April 11, 2009)
 
diff --git a/ReleaseNotes154.md b/ReleaseNotes154.md
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Without compiling in extstore, almost no new changes since 1.5.3.
 extstore, a cleverly named external storage shim, is an addon for using flash
 drives to expand cache storage.
 
-For more detail, see the [[Extstore]] page. If this page is low on details,
+For more detail, see the [Extstore](/Extstore) page. If this page is low on details,
 check back as it will be periodically updated.
 
 A short summary:
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ It can, or should, work in many scenarios. Since only older, colder items end
 up on flash, you can use SSD-backed VM's and reduce the money you spend on RAM
 caches. This will vary by use case.
 
-See [[Extstore]] for full discussion on the tradeoffs. Please find us on the
+See [Extstore](/Extstore) for full discussion on the tradeoffs. Please find us on the
 mailing list if you have any questions.
 
 ### Contributors

diff --git a/ReleaseNotes1618.md b/ReleaseNotes1618.md
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ responses please take note. We regret the error.
 
 ### New Features
 
-See the [[Proxy wiki page|Proxy]] page for updates to the proxy API.
+See the [Proxy wiki page](/Proxy) page for updates to the proxy API.
 
 ### Contributors
 

diff --git a/ReleaseNotes1626.md b/ReleaseNotes1626.md
@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ kilobytes of a dump are about to be flushed.
 
 Also improves the ergonomics of proxy configurations via start arguments.
 
-Please see the [[1.6.25 Release Notes|ReleaseNotes1625]] for a recent
+Please see the [1.6.25 Release Notes](/ReleaseNotes1625) for a recent
 significant improvement to Extstore.
 
-See [[Proxy]] for details and quick start guides on the internal Proxy.
+See [Proxy](/Proxy) for details and quick start guides on the internal Proxy.
 
 ### Fixes
 

diff --git a/SASLAuthProtocol.md b/SASLAuthProtocol.md
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ This does not provide encryption, but can provide authentication. Do not run
 this over the internet large, do use this to protect from neighbors and
 accidents from within large mostly trusted networks.
 
-This page mostly exists to describe the protocol.  If you just want to use it, check out the [[SASL howto|SASLHowto]]
+This page mostly exists to describe the protocol.  If you just want to use it, check out the [SASL howto](/SASLHowto)
 
 ## Authentication Concepts
 
@@ -112,6 +112,6 @@ Authentication Step | 0x22 | Mechanism | Auth Data |
 
 ## See Also
 
-[[memcached SASL howto|SASLHowto]]
+[memcached SASL howto](/SASLHowto)
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Authentication_and_Security_Layer
diff --git a/SASLHowto.md b/SASLHowto.md
@@ -76,5 +76,5 @@ The `-S` flag does a few things things:
 
 ### Further Info
 
-Read more about memcached's [[SASL auth protocol|SASLAuthProtocol]].
+Read more about memcached's [SASL auth protocol](/SASLAuthProtocol).
 https://github.com/memcached/memcached/wiki/ReleaseNotes145#sasl_pwdb-for-more-simple-auth-deployments
diff --git a/ServerMaint.md b/ServerMaint.md
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ information.
 
 ### Troubleshooting Client Timeouts
 
-See [[Timeouts]] for help.
+See [Timeouts](/Timeouts) for help.
 
 ## Stats for Application Health