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Corrected link rot (hadn't I done this before?)

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## The Vega formatter ## The Vega formatter
Inspired by [visdown](http://visdown.amitkaps.com/) and [vega-lite](https://vega.github.io/vega-lite/docs/), the Vega formatter allows you to embed vega data visualisations into Smeagol pages. The graph description should start with a line comprising three back-ticks and then the word '`vega`', and end with a line comprising just three backticks. Inspired by [visdown](https://visdown.com/) and [vega-lite](https://vega.github.io/vega-lite/docs/), the Vega formatter allows you to embed vega data visualisations into Smeagol pages. The graph description should start with a line comprising three back-ticks and then the word '`vega`', and end with a line comprising just three backticks.
Here's an example cribbed in its entirety from [here](http://visdown.amitkaps.com/london): Here's an example cribbed in its entirety from [here](http://visdown.amitkaps.com/london):
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## The Mermaid formatter ## The Mermaid formatter
Graphs can now be embedded in a page using the [Mermaid](http://knsv.github.io/mermaid/index.html) graph description language. The graph description should start with a line comprising three back-ticks and then the word `mermaid`, and end with a line comprising just three backticks. Graphs can now be embedded in a page using the [Mermaid](https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/) graph description language. The graph description should start with a line comprising three back-ticks and then the word `mermaid`, and end with a line comprising just three backticks.
Here's an example culled from the Mermaid documentation. Here's an example culled from the Mermaid documentation.