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Redirect digital imprimatur to the correct section

Digital imprimatur currently redirects to John_Walker (programmer)#Fourmilab. This section used to contain the paragraph about the article "The Digital Imprimatur", but this revision moved it to its own section. So the redirect should be "moved"/changed, as it no longer points to the correct section.

I should also check The digital imprimatur; it's mentioned in the revision history of the aforementioned redirect. And I don't entirely understand how redirects work; do we have two redirects pointing the same place, or a redirect to a redirect (I don't believe it's that second case, as that was the context in which the second redirect was mentioned in the revision history).

Add "main article" link to Business logic pointing to Multitier architecture

The Business_logic_and_tiers/layers section of the article at the very least has an image of the 3-tier architecture. It's questionable as to whether or not the entire section refers to N-tier architectures; I haven't read the section yet. So I'll need to check out the guidelines for "main article" hatnotes (? no clue if that's the correct term; it resembles those hatnotes at the top of an article at least), perhaps there are other options than "main article". It could potentially just be added as a "See also".

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Linking to diffs (in edit summaries)

Help:Diff has a section about using Special:Diff, which can be placed in edit summaries.

Before I would usually just look at my contributions and I found some way to get the plaintext of the edit summaries. I think (hope) the above link will be enough information for me to go off of next time.