Fix broken internal links in concept files

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
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68/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
markdown
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Open concepts/progressive-trust.md and concepts/public-participation-profile-examples.md at the cited lines and compare each link with the target concept filenames. Fix the four listed references, then review the warning in public-participation-profile-examples.md for any additional broken links. Done means the named internal links resolve to xid.md and progressive-trust.md.

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Description

Description

Several concept files have broken internal links that need to be fixed:

Files with broken links:
  1. concepts/progressive-trust.md (line 457)

    • Current: [XID Fundamentals](xid-fundamentals.md)
    • Should be: [XID Fundamentals](xid.md)
  2. concepts/public-participation-profile-examples.md (lines 17, 409)

    • Line 17: progressive-trust-lifecycle.md → should be progressive-trust.md
    • Line 409: progressive-trust-lifecycle.md → should be progressive-trust.md
    • Line 409: xid-fundamentals.md → should be xid.md
Note

The public-participation-profile-examples.md file also has a warning at the top indicating it hasn't been fully checked and proofed, so it may need additional review beyond just fixing the broken links.

Related PRs

This follows up on the documentation improvements made in:

  • PR #9: Improved concepts/README.md
  • PR #10: Synced main README.md with concepts improvements
  • PR #11: Fixed broken links in LEARNING_PATH.md
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