The word "besides" appears with alarming frequency as a way of linking page-long paragraphs.
Coding was performed in Microsoft OneNote (Microsoft, Redmond, WA, USA) using its categorization capabilities and through building 'hyperlink' lists linking to relevant paragraphs of transcribed data.
Lots of people noticed Fitzpatrick's social graph post (linked in paragraph above), connected the dots to his new job at Google, and speculated that Google's has been working on something really, really big in this area.
[You can read any of these at my site, as I didn't want to over-link this paragraph with all the individual article citations.].
Is each paragraph clearly linked to the paragraph before and after?
Many of these paragraphs link with their successors, so that a continuous narrative is not hard to construct; but some are opaque, eccentric, so that we experience deliberate discontinuities and obstructions.
Oh, and even though the conversations are linked to whole paragraphs (otherwise there would probably be way too many word balloon icons), you can actually get even more specific, tying your individual comment to any specific piece of text, or sharing a link that goes that text.
The best essays will link between the paragraphs so it all flows smoothly.
It is usual to follow the chosen paragraph episodes in linking the predicates, and noting or indicating also the linkages between the paragraphs themselves.
For entity linking, it regards all the paragraphs containing the anchor link (e.g., a pair of entity mention and entity, which occurs as an anchor link in the Wikipedia article) in Wikipedia articles as the context of the entity and the paragraphs containing the entity mention in the document as the context of the mention.
Instead of linking Bessemer Venture Partners in the first paragraph to Crunchbase or their website, I left it blank.
