GITBOOK-158: change request with no subject merged in GitBook

cheq/credential-payments/cheqd-use-case-examples.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 
 Jane Doe has recently completed her university degree at Bright University. She wants to receive a digital, verifiable and certifiable copy of her diploma to apply for a prospective job.
 
-In order for this to happen, first Bright University needs to register their [Decentralised Identifier (DID)](broken-reference) to a [Verifiable Data Registry](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-vdr.md) or ledger. In this case, Bright University anchor their [DID](broken-reference) to cheqd, using the cheqd DID method.
+In order for this to happen, first Bright University needs to register their [**Decentralised Identifier (DID)**](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-did.md) to a [Verifiable Data Registry](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-vdr.md) or ledger. In this case, Bright University anchor their DID to cheqd, using the cheqd DID method.
 
 ![University anchors DID to cheqd mainnet](<../../.gitbook/assets/Jane Doe - Issuer anchors DID.png>)
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ The technology company is now satisfied and progresses Jane to the next phase of
 
 John Smith is a gamer who has built a substantial in-game profile for game developer's, Digiplay, latest metaverse game. John wants to receive a verifiable copy of his in game assets, which he can hold ownership of, unilaterally, in his digital data wallet, in order to port these assets over to a new game made by MetaZap.
 
-In order for this to happen, first DigiPlay needs to register their [Decentralised Identifier (DID)](broken-reference) to a [Verifiable Data Registry](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-vdr.md) or ledger. In this case, DigiPlay anchors their [DID](broken-reference) to cheqd mainnet, using the cheqd DID method.
+In order for this to happen, first DigiPlay needs to register their [**Decentralised Identifier (DID)**](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-did.md) to a [Verifiable Data Registry](../../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-vdr.md) or ledger. In this case, DigiPlay anchors their DID to cheqd mainnet, using the cheqd DID method.
 
 ![DigiPlay anchors DID to cheqd mainnet](<../../.gitbook/assets/John Smith - Issuer anchors DID.png>)
 

decentralised-identity/credentials/what-is-a-vc.md

@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ A claim is an attestation about something. It could say that "I went to Oxford U
 
 * **Proofs**
 
-A proof is cryptographic evidence to support that claim. In decentralised identity, this evidence is generally attested to by an [issuer](../start.md). This proof is often represented by both the [Decentralised Identifier ("DID")](broken-reference) of the issuer, as well as a piece of cryptographic material, that relates to a specific public key of the issuer, for a specific purpose, such as an assertionMethod.
+A proof is cryptographic evidence to support that claim. In decentralised identity, this evidence is generally attested to by an [issuer](../start.md). This proof is often represented by both the [**Decentralised Identifier ("DID")**](../dids/what-is-a-did.md) of the issuer, as well as a piece of cryptographic material, that relates to a specific public key of the issuer, for a specific purpose, such as an assertionMethod.
 
-The verification key material and the [Decentralised Identifier ("DID")](broken-reference) enable the issuer to essentially **sign** the claims in the credential, to vouch for their autheneticity.
+The verification key material and the **Decentralised Identifier ("DID")** enable the issuer to essentially **sign** the claims in the credential, to vouch for their autheneticity.
 
 ### Why is this useful and important?
 

decentralised-identity/dlrs.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: Learn about digital resources written on cheqd
 
 cheqd has built a **Resources Module** to extend the functionality of our decentralised identity network, providing capabilities not found on other self-sovereign identity networks.
 
-A **DID-Linked** **Resource** is a blob of information stored on-ledger, discoverable through the same [Decentralized Identifier (DIDs) syntax](broken-reference) that is widely used within the SSI industry.
+A **DID-Linked** **Resource** is a blob of information stored on-ledger, discoverable through the same [**Decentralized Identifier (DIDs)**](dids/what-is-a-did.md) syntax that is widely used within the SSI industry.
 
 ## What issues do DID-Linked Resources solve?
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The use of Resources is potentially very broad; they can provide many different
 
 * A **schema**, such as Camenisch-Lysyanskaya ("CL") schema ‘CL’, JSON-LD schema, JSON schema etc.
 * A **visual representation**, such as [Overlays Capture Architecture (OCA)](https://oca.colossi.network/), [Apple Wallet PassKit](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/passkit), [Google Wallet Passes](https://developers.google.com/wallet), etc
-* A **document**, such as [a Governance Framework](broken-reference)
+* A **document**, such as a Governance Framework
 * An **branding elements**, such as a company logo, brandmark, etc which can be pulled directly by block explorers and other Web3 applications
 * A **revocation registry** for revoking already-issued credentials.
 

getting-started/cheqd.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ layout:
     visible: true
 ---
 
-# ♟ What is cheqd?
+# ♟️ What is cheqd?
 
 cheqd is a blockchain network, built in the [Cosmos ecosystem](https://cosmos.network/), designed to do three core things:
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ cheqd is a blockchain network, built in the [Cosmos ecosystem](https://cosmos.ne
 3. To bridge the DeFi ecosystem with the [decentralised identity](../decentralised-identity/start.md) ecosystem, for **better user experiences, democratic governance, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency**.
 
 {% hint style="info" %}
-cheqd's goal is made possible through leveraging [decentralised identity](../decentralised-identity/start.md) technology, and technical standards created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): [Decentralised Identifiers (DIDs)](broken-reference) and [Verifiable Credentials (VCs)](../decentralised-identity/credentials/what-is-a-vc.md)
+cheqd's goal is made possible through leveraging [decentralised identity](../decentralised-identity/start.md) technology, and technical standards created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): [**Decentralised Identifiers (DIDs)**](../decentralised-identity/dids/what-is-a-did.md) and [**Verifiable Credentials (VCs)**](../decentralised-identity/credentials/what-is-a-vc.md)**.**
 {% endhint %}
 
 ### Can you explain the value here using an example?