88: Multiple consecutive links

The arrow -> is expected to be followed by a filename/URI and marks a link. While it may be combined with a hint, it is combined with another arrow -> for another link or a circumflex ^ for a reference in your case, which is not allowed.

Solution

Make sure to separate two consecutive links, for example by using whitespace or by explicitly defining an “empty” link text using backticks `` on the second link:

% two consecutive links separated by whitespace:
->http://example.com/ ->http://example.org/

% two consecutive links separated using empty backticks:
->http://example.com/``->http://example.org/

If you did not mean to create a link, but want to use an arrow -> or circumflex ^ literally, you can prepend these with a backslash: \-> or \^