Link property mnemonic and extra example #6761
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@raddevon This started out as adding the example here but upon reading the page I didn't get the feeling that general usage of link properties was being explained very well, and that would have helped the user in the first place who isn't sure exactly where to put this
@strength := 3.14. Not sure about the word 'appended' I chose, could maybe be 'added' or something else. But in general the point to get across is that regular properties can be used to construct objects, while link properties stand outside a bit in that they are added to expressions. As far as I understand it, that is.