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diff --git a/docs/compute-systems/derecho/compiling-code-on-derecho/index.md b/docs/compute-systems/derecho/compiling-code-on-derecho/index.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Compiling code on Dereco
+# Compiling code on Derecho
 
 
 ## Compilers available on Derecho

diff --git a/docs/compute-systems/derecho/derecho-use-policies.md b/docs/compute-systems/derecho/derecho-use-policies.md
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ interactive jobs on the Casper cluster.
 CISL manages scheduling priorities to ensure fair access to the system
 by all of these stakeholder groups: the university community, the NCAR
 community, the Community Earth System Model (CESM) community,
-the Antarctic Mesoscale Prediction System (AMPS), and the Wyoming
+the Antarctic Mesoscale Prediction System (AMPS) community, and the Wyoming
 community.
 
 The **fair-share policy** takes the community-wide usage balance into

diff --git a/docs/compute-systems/derecho/index.md b/docs/compute-systems/derecho/index.md
@@ -90,7 +90,8 @@ Many Derecho data analysis and AI/ML workflows benefit instead from [using Conda
 
 ### Running jobs on Derecho
 Users can run a variety of types of jobs on Derecho, including both traditional
-[batch jobs submitted through PBS](../../pbs/index.md) and also interactive and/or graphics-intensive analysis, often through [remote desktops on Derecho](./remote-desktop.md).
+[batch jobs submitted through PBS](../../pbs/index.md) and also interactive and/or graphics-intensive analysis, often through remote desktops on Derecho.
+<!--[remote desktops on Derecho](./remote-desktop.md).-->
 
 #### Job scripts
 Job scripts are discussed broadly [here](../../pbs/job-scripts/index.md).

diff --git a/docs/environment-and-software/user-environment/modules.md b/docs/environment-and-software/user-environment/modules.md
@@ -15,10 +15,11 @@ Some modules are loaded by default. To see which modules those are, run `module
 Following are descriptions of commonly used module commands.
 
 - `module av` – Show which modules are available for use with the currently loaded compiler.  Typical output:
-![](modules/media/modules1.png)
+![](modules/media/modules1.png)  
+
 In the example above, (`L`) indicates which modules are currently
 loaded.  The modules deployed at NCAR are *hierarchical*, with a base
-of common Compilers and Core Software.  The remainder of the output is dependent
+of common compilers and core software.  The remainder of the output is dependent
 on what core software (namely, compilers) are chosen.
 
 - `module help` – List options and subcommands for the module utility; or specify a modulefile by name for help with an individual module.