The general steps to follow when solving this are as follows:
1) Verify if there are any false positives (Based on what I've looked at thus far, I think only the first finding is a false positive)
1) Find the context of the broken link (what is the original intention of the link etc)
1) Using the context, find a suitable substitute link
Description
I ran a scan of all the pages under https://se-education.org/guides/ using Linkinator with the following command:
5 broken links were found below:
Solution
The general steps to follow when solving this are as follows:
1) Verify if there are any false positives (Based on what I've looked at thus far, I think only the first finding is a false positive) 1) Find the context of the broken link (what is the original intention of the link etc) 1) Using the context, find a suitable substitute link