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 Once the record has been published you can no longer change its files. Nonetheless, there are several options:
 1. If the record has a Zenodo DOI (prefix: ``10.5281``):
- * In most cases it is recommended to create a new version of a record (more details available [here](/#versioning)). For example: modifications of the dataset/software, addition or removal of files, new versions of datasets, software or revisions of the papers, including major revisions as well typos and formatting/styling.
+ * In most cases it is recommended to create a new version of a record ([more details](/faq/#versioning)). For example: modifications of the dataset/software, addition or removal of files, new versions of datasets, software or revisions of the papers, including major revisions as well typos and formatting/styling.
  * Exceptionally, we allow small modifications to the record's files, if and only if the record was published recently (in the past month). If you have spotted mistakes such as typos, accidental omission of important files/inclusion of hidden files or confidential files and would like to update them, please contact us.
 1. If the record has a non-Zenodo DOI:
  * Since it is not possible to create new versions for non-Zenodo DOIs you should contact us about updating files directly.

diff --git a/content/help/faq/github/contents.lr b/content/help/faq/github/contents.lr
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 question: I made a GitHub release, but it does not show up on Zenodo.
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-answer: Make sure the repository was enabled before the release was made, otherwise feel free to contact us.
+answer: Make sure the repository was enabled before the release was made, otherwise feel free to [contact us](https://zenodo.org/support).
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 category: github
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diff --git a/content/help/faq/policies/contents.lr b/content/help/faq/policies/contents.lr
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 question: Is Zenodo OAIS compliant?
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-answer: Zenodo and the underlying Invenio Framework for digital repositories were designed according to the OAIS reference model. Full OAIS compliance can only be proven through ISO 16363 certification which is a recent standard with very few repositories worldwide certified to date. See our infrastructure page for further details on Zenodo’s organizational and technical infrastructure.
+answer: Zenodo and the underlying Invenio Framework for digital repositories were designed according to the OAIS reference model. Full OAIS compliance can only be proven through ISO 16363 certification which is a recent standard with very few repositories worldwide certified to date. See our [infrastructure page](https://about.zenodo.org/infrastructure/) for further details on Zenodo’s organizational and technical infrastructure.
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diff --git a/content/help/faq/versioning/contents.lr b/content/help/faq/versioning/contents.lr
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ This is best illustrated by an example of a software package. If the software ha
 
 The first two DOIs for versions **v1.0** and **v.1.1** represent the specific versions of the software. The last DOI represents all the versions of the given software package, i.e. the concept of the software package and the ensemble of versions. We therefore also call the them **Version DOIs** and **Concept DOIs** (note, technically both are just normal DOIs).
 
-You may notice that the version DOIs do not include a “.v1”-suffix. Read below to find out why.
+You may notice that the version DOIs do not include a “.v1”-suffix. [Read below](/faq/#cversioning-8) to find out why.
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 question: Do you duplicate all the files for every new version of a record?
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-answer: No, if you change a 10kb README file in 50GB dataset we do not duplicate the entire 50GB dataset. Invenio v3, the underlying digital repository platform that powers Zenodo, efficiently handles the file storage so we only store the new 10kb.
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+answer: No, if you change a 10kb README file in 50GB dataset we do not duplicate the entire 50GB dataset. [Invenio v3](https://inveniosoftware.org/products/framework/), the underlying digital repository platform that powers Zenodo, efficiently handles the file storage so we only store the new 10kb.
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 category: versioning-col2