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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces a new release note across both GeoIP and minFraud documentation. The note informs users about upcoming daily updates to user count data for residential proxies, which will result in more frequent reporting of 0 or 1 values. This change is intended to help users better identify anomalous activity related to residential proxies. Highlights
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This pull request adds a new release note about updates to user count data for both GeoIP and minFraud products. My review focuses on ensuring the new content adheres to the repository's documentation style guide. I have added a few comments to improve the robustness of links.
Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.
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| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/maxmind-user-context-data#:~:text=/traits/static_ip_score-,User%20counts,few%2C%20or%20many%20different%20users) |
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The link to the Knowledge Base uses a text fragment (:~:text=...), which can be brittle. If the text on the target page changes, the link may break or point to the wrong location. It's more robust to use a permanent anchor. Based on other documentation files, it appears #user-counts is the intended anchor.
| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/maxmind-user-context-data#:~:text=/traits/static_ip_score-,User%20counts,few%2C%20or%20many%20different%20users) | |
| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/maxmind-user-context-data#user-counts) |
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- The repository style guide requires ensuring the correctness of cross-references and links (line 12) and preferring explicit links (line 146). Using a stable anchor instead of a brittle text fragment makes the link more robust and maintainable. (link)
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| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/ip-trait-risk-data-minfraud#:~:text=/traits/static_ip_score-,User%20counts,few%2C%20or%20many%20different%20users) |
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The link to the Knowledge Base uses a text fragment (:~:text=...), which can be brittle. If the text on the target page changes, the link may break or point to the wrong location. It's more robust to use a permanent anchor. It is likely that #user-counts is the intended anchor for this page as well.
| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/ip-trait-risk-data-minfraud#:~:text=/traits/static_ip_score-,User%20counts,few%2C%20or%20many%20different%20users) | |
| [Learn more about user counts on our Knowledge Base.](/knowledge-base/articles/ip-trait-risk-data-minfraud#user-counts) |
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- The repository style guide requires ensuring the correctness of cross-references and links (line 12) and preferring explicit links (line 146). Using a stable anchor instead of a brittle text fragment makes the link more robust and maintainable. (link)
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