--- live T467
+++ proposed T467
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
   "Comments": {
     "measure": "On the interval, polygons, disk, cube and solid ball, uniformity means normalized Lebesgue measure in the corresponding dimension. On the circle and sphere, it means normalized arc length and surface area, respectively. Distances on the circle and sphere are straight chord lengths in the ambient Euclidean space.",
     "normalisation": "The labels fix every length normalization. The square and cube have side $1$, the rectangle has sides $1$ and $2$, the equilateral triangle has side $1$, and the disk, solid ball, circle and sphere have radius $1$.",
-    "regions": "Areas of regular polygons are tabulated in HREF{Area_of_the_regular_n-gon}; ball volumes and sphere areas are in HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_ball} and HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_sphere}.",
+    "regions": "Related tables give HREF{Area_of_the_regular_n-gon}[areas of regular polygons], HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_ball}[volumes of unit balls] and HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_sphere}[surface areas of unit spheres].",
     "rational": "The interval, three-dimensional solid ball and two-dimensional sphere have rational means, which are stored exactly. The remaining entries are certified decimal enclosures of the closed forms in their comments."
   },
   "Keywords": [
@@ -71,15 +71,15 @@
   },
   "Similar tables": [
     {
-      "table": "HREF{Area_of_the_regular_n-gon}",
+      "table": "HREF{Area_of_the_regular_n-gon}[Areas of regular polygons]",
       "relation": "Areas of the regular polygons used as planar regions."
     },
     {
-      "table": "HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_ball}",
+      "table": "HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_ball}[Volumes of unit balls]",
       "relation": "Volumes used to normalize uniform measure on disks and solid balls."
     },
     {
-      "table": "HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_sphere}",
+      "table": "HREF{Volume_of_the_unit_sphere}[Surface areas of unit spheres]",
       "relation": "Surface measures used to normalize uniform measure on circles and spheres."
     }
   ],