Computed Name should beat Link Name
Summary: Eric observes that, if you set the Link Name on a Thing, that shows instead of the Computed Name -- and that's not usually what you want.
It's a good point. The system works as it does because Link Name was originally the primary public identifier, with Display Name and Computed Name layered on top of it. But at this point it's more the exception than the rule, and is more intended as a way to create persistent links rather than to display.
So the implication is that we should rearrange the priority order for display, to be:
- Display Name
- Computed Display Name
- Link Name
- OID
Hopefully that isn't too hard...