Luise Lee

Christian,

The whole premise of the WWW is in being able to have multiple links pointing to the same page from all sorts of different places.  You want specific use cases? The whole Internet is a use case!

Here's a specific example:

We have weekly Webinars that we run. We want users who are interested in our webinars to be able to view the webinar section to see the latest releases.

However, each of our webinars cover different topics. One week, we talk about SEO. The next week, we talk about Call Tracking.  We want our webinars to be able to "live" in one spot (the webinar folder, for example), but we want to be able to create multiple links across our site from each of the specific topics that were discussed in that webinar.  One link from the "Call Tracking" section. One link from the "SEO" section, etc.

The internet is built to do this. You really need to find a solution for this issue! You have SEVEN pages of posts of people requesting this feature! SEVEN!!!

We have articles that fit in 2 different topics and wait our users to be able to find it where they are looking for it.