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Robert Haas <robertmhaas@gmail.com> writes:
>> No response from kernel.org and the link still doesn't work, so we
>> still have 2 broken links.

Is it unreasonable to assume that kernel.org will come back before any
doc change would have wide distribution?  AFAIK they're just cleaning up
from an intrusion, they have not shut down permanently.

			regards, tom lane