The basic problem is that I have certain words in the Wiki that are often typed in CamelCase, e.g. JavaScript. I can go through and edit these to something like !JavaScript to prevent the linkifying, and I see a mechanism in the config file for ignore missing links. I could also create pages for these words, but then they'd show up as links, which I find distracting (particularly since I have nothing useful to say about JavaScript in my internal wiki inside of Trac). What I'd like is some mechanism to specify a list of "stop words" that aren't linkified, but I've not found anything that does that. I don't want to turn off highlighting of missing links, because that's a useful feature. I searched trac and trac-hacks, but didn't find anything that seemed relevant, other than a thought that some type of a macro might be useful. Never having tried writing a macro for this, I'm not quite sure where to start. So, did I miss something in searching -- is there an answer for this already? If not, what are the thoughts about the best approach to tackling this issue?
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