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@@ -1152,6 +1152,7 @@ required to seek restoration of rights for distribution under GPLv2-only
 after permanent termination.
 
 \chapter{Standard Requests}
+\label{enforcement-standard-requests}
 
 As we noted above, different copyright holders have different requirements
 for reinstating a violator's distribution rights.  Upon violation, you no
@@ -1443,12 +1444,14 @@ work.
 However, entities and individuals who do GPL enforcement centered primarily
 around a profit motive are likely the most dangerous enforcement entities for
 one simple reason: an agreement to comply fully with the GPL for past and
-future products, which is always the paramount goal to COGEOs, may not be an
+future products --- always the paramount goal to COGEOs --- may not suffice as
 adequate resolution for a proprietary relicensing company or grey hat GPL
-enforcer.  Therefore, violators are advised to consider carefully who has
-made the enforcement inquiry and ask when and where they have made public
-commitments and reports regarding their enforcement work, perhaps asking them
-to directly mimic the detailed public disclosures done by COGEOs.
+enforcer.  Therefore, violators must consider carefully who has
+made the enforcement inquiry and ask when and where the enforcer made public
+commitments and reports regarding their enforcement work and perhaps even ask
+the enforcer to directly mimic CEOGEO's detailed public disclosures and
+follow the \hypperref[enforcement-standard-requests]{standard requests for
+  resolution} found in this document.
 
 \chapter{Conclusion}