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 Importantly, it is not feasible for any protocol to prevent reversing final transactions "out of band" from the protocol, such as if a sufficiently large and motivated group of users forks the network to include a specific new validity rule reverting transactions. For this reason, we eschew the term "absolute finality" sometimes used in technical discussions about consensus protocols.
 
-<span id="definition-crosslink"></span>**Crosslink**: A hybrid consensus protocol construction striving to implement the [TFL](#definition-tfl) design goals. See [Status and Next Steps: Current Components](./introduction/status-and-next-steps.md#Current Components) for current status.
+<span id="definition-crosslink"></span>**Crosslink**: A hybrid consensus protocol construction striving to implement the [TFL](#definition-tfl) design goals. See [Status and Next Steps: Current Components](introduction/status-and-next-steps.md#current-components) for current status.
 
 <span id="definition-final"></span>**Final**: A protocol property of transactions. In this book, this always implies [assured finality](#definition-assured-finality), in contrast to concepts like "probabilistic finality" provided by [PoW](#definition-pow).