The syntax OP would like to have featured would be more aligned with [[any-kind-of-link-to-anything|aliasA|aliasB|aliasC]] or perhaps nested aliases such as: [[Topic[[Definition]]]], where [[any-kind-of-link-to-anything]] would link to each [[aliasA]] and [[aliasB]] and [[aliasC]], creating and/or appending/linking each alias with all others and to the original file [[any-kind-of…]], as well.
The ability to alias liberally and with limited friction provides a sort of organic (and therefore useful) disambiguation, a disambiguation-anator if you will.
Kind of like inline synonyms. Or inline idioms. Or inline analogies.
This is a feature present in 
RoamResearch, Dynalist, etc.
A common response is, “Obsidian cain’t do this…” and “try one of those programs.”
Perhaps Obsidian “is not the PKM we are looking for.” However, it seems as though this is a potential feature squarely in-line (#puns) with Obsidian’s (or a plugin’s) capabilities…
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Is there another way of understanding this long-unsolved need?
