Internal link suggestions based on already existing notes

It’s a very simple concept but I think it would help a lot of people like me that tend to forget things easily.

So for example, if I previously had made a note with the name “adjectives” and after a long time I forgot about this note’s existence. But then I decided to write a new note on “the English language” then mentioned the word “adjective” in the text. Usually I would just not link it to the old note because I don’t remember about it at all, but with this feature it would notice that I have a note named “adjectives” and would suggest the link to me, not outright making the link but just suggesting it.

It would allow me to make a connection that otherwise I would completely not notice, it’s specially useful when you have thousands upon thousands of notes done.

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tadashi-aikawa/obsidian-various-complements-plugin: This plugin for Obsidian enables you complete words like the auto-completion of IDE. (github.com)

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This already exists; it’s alcalled an “outgoing unlinked mention”. If you have the core plugin “Backlinks” enabled, then you will have two tabs by default in the right sidebar (icons are links with arrows, one arrow going into the link, one going out of the link). You want the tab with the arrow going out from the link, have a look in the unlinked mentions section.

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