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'''Linkage''' is a way to give exclusive control of the value of a [[sync element]]{{em dash}}usually a [[Type:SyncField`1|field]]{{em dash}}to one singular source in various different ways. These ways are known as ''links'', ''drives'', and ''hooks''. Linked elements are exclusively controlled from some source usually known as the ''driver''.

Linkage is a way to give exclusive control of the value of a sync element—usually a field—to one singular source in various different ways. These ways are known as links, drives, and hooks. Linked elements are exclusively controlled from some source usually known as the driver.

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	'''~~Field linkage~~''' is a way to give exclusive control of the value of a [[field]] to one singular source in various different ways. These ways are known as ''links'', ''drives'', and ''hooks''. Linked ~~fields~~ are exclusively controlled from some source usually known as the ''driver''.		'''Linkage''' is a way to give exclusive control of the value of a [[sync element]]{{em dash}}usually a [[Type:SyncField`1\|field]]{{em dash}}to one singular source in various different ways. These ways are known as ''links'', ''drives'', and ''hooks''. Linked elements are exclusively controlled from some source usually known as the ''driver''.