diff --git a/docs/Customization/Talon Framework/modes.md b/docs/Customization/Talon Framework/modes.md
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ mode: dictation
 insert mode: "dictation mode active"
 ```
 
-You can create custom modes but this is uncommon as [tags](tags) are better suited for most purposes. Like tags, multiple modes can be active at once. Unlike Tags, modes cannot be scoped to a particular context; modes always apply globally. The intent is that there should be a small enough number of them that they could be toggled using a short popup menu.
+You can create custom modes but this is uncommon as [tags](./tags.md) are better suited for most purposes. Like tags, multiple modes can be active at once. Unlike Tags, modes cannot be scoped to a particular context; modes always apply globally. The intent is that there should be a small enough number of them that they could be toggled using a short popup menu.
 
 So why might you add a custom mode? The main reason is because you want to disable all normal voice commands so only the ones in your mode are active. An example might be where you were using a full screen computer game, and wanted to eliminate potential conflicts with commands outside the game context.