Remove links from taxonomy types#41
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These links are broken. They could easily be fixed by updating the domain to showvoc.dfc-standard.org, but there's already a valid working link below. I think it's better to simply let the user click on that general link and then navigate to the taxonomy they want to see, rather than maintaining multiple links that might break again in the future.
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These links are broken. They could easily be fixed by updating the domain to showvoc.dfc-standard.org, but there's already a valid working link in the next line below.
I think it's better to simply let the user click on that general link and then navigate to the taxonomy they want to see, rather than maintaining multiple links that might break again in the future.