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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ You don’t need to know much about the inner workings of the Internet Computer
 
 Knowing a little about the design and architecture of the IC can make it easier for you to realize the benefits that align with your goals and inform the types of applications you develop.
 
-The topics in this section introduce key components and terminology to help you understand the architecture and operation of the IC. You can learn more about [canisters](./canisters-code.md), how and why they allow to build decentralized apps hosted fully on chain, and why you should place your [trust](./trust-in-canisters.md) in them. You can see more about how canisters are powered by [tokens and cycles](tokens-cycles.md) and how the Internet Computer is [governed](./governance.md) and developed in a decentralized manner.
+The topics in this section introduce key components and terminology to help you understand the architecture and operation of the IC. You can learn more about [canisters](./canisters-code.md), how and why they allow to build decentralized apps hosted fully on chain, and why one should place their [trust](./trust-in-canisters.md) in them. You can see more about how canisters are powered by [tokens and cycles](tokens-cycles.md) and how the Internet Computer is [governed](./governance.md) and developed in a decentralized manner.
 
 If you want to get right to developing code, though, you can skip this introductory material—key concepts and terminology—and look them up later when you need them either in this category or in the [glossary](/docs/references/glossary.md).