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Wondering aloud here, @howard@emacs.ch, re: wikifying . Let's talk entry redirection.

If I ask WP for "Pele"...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pele

... it redirects to ...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pel%C3%A (e → é)

... because someone created a redirect article ...

en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?t

This happens within WP, not via HTTP 302. Is there an elisp-y way to do something similar, i.e., "redirecting" with a minimum of clicking?

skeptikulo

@howard@emacs.ch I frequently rename org files, which makes me hesitant to use inter-file links. That means leaving the old file in place with a "moved here" link at the top.

A rusty memory tells me org has a link-by-search feature. Rather than linking by name, one can associate files -- and content generally -- by running a search rather than using static links. True? That way, a file can change names and links still find it.