In chapter 7.3, it is explained that type 3 affixes must immediately precede the affix they modify. Thus, in a situation where a type 3 affix is sandwiched between two type 1 or 2 affixes, it would link as follows:
T1 <-(T3 -> T1)
However, a bit further down in section 7.6.3, there is a note that says that type 3 affixes must immediately follow the affix they modify. Thus, in a situation where a type 3 affix is sandwiched between two type 1 or 2 affixes, it would link as follows:
(T1 <- T3) <- T1
I recall being told that only the note in section 7.6.3 is correct, but it would be preferable not to have this contradiction
In chapter 7.3, it is explained that type 3 affixes must immediately precede the affix they modify. Thus, in a situation where a type 3 affix is sandwiched between two type 1 or 2 affixes, it would link as follows:
T1 <-(T3 -> T1)
However, a bit further down in section 7.6.3, there is a note that says that type 3 affixes must immediately follow the affix they modify. Thus, in a situation where a type 3 affix is sandwiched between two type 1 or 2 affixes, it would link as follows:
(T1 <- T3) <- T1
I recall being told that only the note in section 7.6.3 is correct, but it would be preferable not to have this contradiction