Hey! I am having trouble understanding the difference in some scenarios of a removable vs permanent link. I understand that removable is something like a paperclip, or a screw in a hockey helmet, whereas permanent is like a staple or glue as it would cause damage to the parts.
However, what about screwing a shelf into some drywall, or nailing two boards together. Although screws are typically considered a removable link- in these cases damage would be caused to the wall and board if the link was removed? Can you confirm that in these cases the link would be considered permanent (non-removable?)
However, what about screwing a shelf into some drywall, or nailing two boards together. Although screws are typically considered a removable link- in these cases damage would be caused to the wall and board if the link was removed? Can you confirm that in these cases the link would be considered permanent (non-removable?)