Very happy about moving all these down to here, much easier overview of links 👍

Generally the www style prefix isn't that useful.

• Better to use the main topic such as rspamd or abusix. Your -docs suffix is good so we can use that before :: which we're using as a scope delimiter convention (or commonly as a boundary / separator to a group of related words).
• Likewise for the actual webpage references, swapping -docs for -web works. Adapted abusix to the same convention.
• For the DMS repo link, dms-repo is a bit more useful.
  • master branch isn't stable as a docs reference, so I've opted for the future v14.0.0 tag instead.
  • While that tag may get stale over time the user can easily change the tag or switch to master, if it breaks they can work their way back in tag or try find out where the new location is.
  • In future, I may get around to returning to a CI feature with lychee I was working on in 2022, that scans our docs for broken links as a lint (and scheduled job that opens an issue for the live latest docs). That'd allow an easy regex pattern to find & replace the tags across docs and verify all is good (well not exactly, if we referenced a portion of the file, it may no longer exist in that file).
• rbl-vs-dnsbl I don't have input on. I typically just use that or prefix some category/group it's relevant to, no issue leaving that as-is or omitting the www::.