Provided a patch for the "quick&dirty" solution. Had to write a my own test (as usual)

use strict;
use warnings;


for my $title (<DATA>) {
    chomp $title;

    #  --- patch start
    #  nodelet names don't end always on "nodelet"
    my $about_title = "About The $title Nodelet";
    $about_title =~ s/Nodelet Nodelet$/Nodelet/i; #  fix inconsistent 
+naming convention
    my $about = qq(<a href="?node=$about_title" class="nodelethead-ann
+ot"><sup>?</sup></a>);
    #  --- patch end

    print qq(<li><a href="?node=$about_title"> Doc for $title</a>\n)
}

__DATA__
Notifications
Chatterbox
Other Users
What Links Here
Sections
Information
Find Nodes
Leftovers
Voting Booth
Personal Nodelet
Function Nodelet
Keyword Nodelet
CPAN nodelet
Node Status
Node navigator
Nodelet Nodelet
Daily Best
Weekly Best
Monthly Best
Tick tock
Domain Nodelet
Free Nodelet
Settings Nodelet
Log In
Notices
Slashdot nodelet
HackerNews nodelet

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  • Doc for Notifications
  • Doc for Chatterbox
  • Doc for Other Users
  • Doc for What Links Here
  • Doc for Sections
  • Doc for Information
  • Doc for Find Nodes
  • Doc for Leftovers
  • Doc for Voting Booth
  • Doc for Personal Nodelet
  • Doc for Function Nodelet
  • Doc for Keyword Nodelet
  • Doc for CPAN nodelet
  • Doc for Node Status
  • Doc for Node navigator
  • Doc for Nodelet Nodelet
  • Doc for Daily Best
  • Doc for Weekly Best
  • Doc for Monthly Best
  • Doc for Tick tock
  • Doc for Domain Nodelet
  • Doc for Free Nodelet
  • Doc for Settings Nodelet
  • Doc for Log In
  • Doc for Notices
  • Doc for Slashdot nodelet
  • Doc for HackerNews nodelet

    • Update

    expanded test to cover all known default nodelets.

    Update

    known help pages according to supersearch 

    About the Free Nodelet
About the Settings Nodelet
About the XP Nodelet
About the Weekly Best Nodelet
About the Voting Booth Nodelet
About the Tick Tock Nodelet
About the Synch Nodelet
About the SiteDocClan Nodelet
About the Sections Nodelet
About the Pmdev Nodelet
About the Personal Nodelet
About the Pedagogues Nodelet
About the Other Users Nodelet
About the Nodelet Nodelet
About the Node Navigator Nodelet
About the Node Status Nodelet
About the Monthly Best Nodelet
About the Moderation Nodelet
About the Leftovers Nodelet
About the Keyword Nodelet
About the Information Nodelet
About the Function Nodelet
About the Find Nodes Nodelet
About the Everything Developer Nodelet
About the Editors Nodelet
About the Domain Nodelet
About the Daily Best Nodelet
About the Chatterbox Nodelet
About the Cabalists' Nodelet
About the CPAN Nodelet
About the CGI::param Nodelet
About the Approval Nodelet

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    Cheers Rolf
    (addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
    see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

    In reply to Re^3: Easteregg: Activate links to Nodelet documentation (patch + updates:2) by LanX
    in thread Easteregg: Activate links to Nodelet documentation (update: patch) by LanX

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