shortname and longname are compounded already

Author: TimToady

S99-glossary.pod

@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ access.
 =head2 category
 
 In L</grammar>s, regex of a L</multi> form a category that are distinguished
-by their L</long name>. That includes the L<signature> but also the value
+by their L</longname>. That includes the L<signature> but also the value
 of the L<:sym> adverb. An L<expression|/Expression> is constituted of tokens that belongs
 either in the category L</term> or one of the L</operator>s categories.
 
@@ -1000,13 +1000,13 @@ Let Me Google That For You.  L<http://lmgtfy.com/>
 
 B<L>ist B<o>f B<L>ist
 
-=head2 long name
+=head2 longname
 
 Because Perl 6 has the capability of L</multiple dispatch>, several
 methods or subroutines may have the same name but different parameters
 (different in number or in type). Perl decides which routine to call by
-looking at the B<long name> which consists of the name of the routine
-and the type signature of its invocant arguments. See also L</short name>,
+looking at the B<longname> which consists of the name of the routine
+and the type signature of its invocant arguments. See also L</shortname>,
 L</multi-method>, and L</multi-sub>.
 
 =head2 LTA
@@ -1683,10 +1683,10 @@ When possible, the setting is loaded lazily to optimize loading time.
 
 =head2 shared library
 
-=head2 short name
+=head2 shortname
 
 The name of a routine only; without the type signature of its invocant arguments.  
-See L</long name>
+See L</longname>
 
 =head2 sigil