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 An **avatar** in the context of Wildcard's world is, on the most basic level, a visual, three-dimensional representation of something.
-====Netizen use=====
+=====Netizen use=====
 (See also: [[technology:Web protocol]])
-Immersive internet users typically set up a default avatar for themselves when browsing the 'net. If they don't supply one, it ends up being their 'offline-appearance' avatar, which is typically crafted by their client via the neural connector, but occasionally hand-crafted by hackers.
+Immersive internet users typically set up a default avatar for themselves when browsing the 'net. If they don't supply one, it ends up being their 'offline-appearance' avatar, which is typically crafted by their client via the [[technology:neural connector]], but occasionally hand-crafted by hackers.
 Some servers disallow default avatar use entirely, forcing all its users to appear human. Other servers, especially online multi-player games, often restrict the exact type of default avatar that can be used, or, as a less computationally intense variant, offer their own avatars to choose from while connected to them. Latter is especially popular with small roleplaying games.