Documentation on fill elements

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diff --git a/doc/pick.md b/doc/pick.md
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 Pick (`⊑`) chooses elements from `𝕩` based on [index](indices.md) lists from `𝕨`. `𝕨` can be a plain list, or even one number if `𝕩` is a list, in order to get one element from `𝕩`. It can also be an array of index lists, or have deeper array structure: each index list will be replaced with the element of `𝕩` at that index, effectively applying to `𝕨` at [depth](depth.md#the-depth-modifier) 1.
 
-With no `𝕨`, monadic `⊑𝕩` takes the first element of `𝕩` in index order, or its fill element if `𝕩` is empty (causing an error if no fill is known).
+With no `𝕨`, monadic `⊑𝕩` takes the first element of `𝕩` in index order, or its [fill element](fill.md) if `𝕩` is empty (causing an error if no fill is known).
 
 While sometimes "scatter-point" indexing is necessary, using Pick to select multiple elements from `𝕩` is less array-oriented than [Select](select.md) (`⊏`), and probably slower. Consider rearranging your data so that you can select along axes instead of picking out elements.
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ With no left argument, `⊑` is called First, and performs a slight generalizati
         ⊑ "First"
         ⊑ ↕4‿2‿5‿1
 
-If `𝕩` is empty then Pick always results in an error. First never gives an error: instead it returns the fill element for `𝕩`.
+If `𝕩` is empty then Pick always results in an error. First never gives an error: instead it returns the [fill element](fill.md) for `𝕩`.
 
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