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-Integration to add battery notes to a device, with automatic discovery via a growing battery library for devices.  
+Integration to add battery notes to a device, with automatic discovery via a growing [battery library](library.md) for devices.  
 Track both the battery type and also when the battery was replaced.  
 
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 No, you can always add a device manually by going to Settings -> Integrations -> Battery Notes screen add a new device where you can enter the battery details manually.
 
 * Why is my device not being discovered?  
-It could be missing from the library or does not exactly match the name that your integration has.  ZHA and Z2M for example have different manufacturers/models for the same device, you can still add it manually or contribute to the library.
+It could be missing from the [library](library.md) or does not exactly match the name that your integration has.  ZHA and Z2M for example have different manufacturers/models for the same device, you can still add it manually or contribute to the library.
 
 * When is the library updated?  
 It updates when Home Assistant is restarted and approximately every 24 hours after that.  
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 * The manufacturer and model should be exactly what is displayed on the Device screen within Home Assistant.
 * The make & model names may be different between integrations such as Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA, if you see a similar device please duplicate the entry rather than changing it.
-* Please keep devices in alphabetical order by manufacturer/model.
 * The `battery_quantity` data is numeric (no quotes) and optional. If a device only requires a single battery, it should be omitted.
 * The `battery_type` data should follow the most common naming for general batteries (ex. AAA, D) and the IEC naming for battery cells (ex. CR2032, 18650) according to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes)
 * If a device has a bespoke rechargeable battery you can use `"battery_type": "Rechargeable"`