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     For individual researchers, using RO-Crate allows them to easily share and preserve their research data, as well as ensure that all necessary metadata is included for automated processing and reproducibility. This can be achieved without making any changes to how their data is currently organised. The RO-Crate format is human-readable, and there are numerous [tools](/tools) which can help with creating them.
 
-    For projects, RO-Crate is a lightweight and general system which can be used with any type of data. It can also be customised for particular domains or applications using community-developed [profiles](TODO). RO-Crate can be adopted and integrated into other platforms (see [use cases](/use_cases)) thanks to its well-defined [specification](/specification). RO-Crate is community-driven, and anyone can join the [community](/community).
+    For projects, RO-Crate is a lightweight and general system which can be used with any type of data. It can also be customised for particular domains or applications using community-developed [profiles](/profiles). RO-Crate can be adopted and integrated into other platforms (see [use cases](/use_cases)) thanks to its well-defined [specification](/specification). RO-Crate is community-driven, and anyone can join the [community](/community).
 
 - question: "How can I create an RO-Crate?"
-  answer: "There are [tutorials](/TODO) which can guide you through creating your first RO-Crate. There are also several [tools](/tools) available for creating RO-Crates automatically, including the RO-Crate Python library, the RO-Crate CLI, and the RO-Crate Extension for Google Sheets. See the [Getting Started](/TODO) page for further information."
+  answer: "There are [tutorials](/tutorials) which can guide you through creating your first RO-Crate. There are also several [tools](/tools) available for creating RO-Crates automatically, including the RO-Crate Python library, the RO-Crate CLI, and the RO-Crate Extension for Google Sheets. See the [Getting Started](/getting_started) page for further information."
 
 - question: "How is RO-Crate different from other data packaging formats?"
   answer: "RO-Crate is unique in its use of [schema.org](https://schema.org) annotations, which allow for rich metadata descriptions of the data, making it more discoverable and reusable. It also provides a lightweight and flexible approach, making it easier for researchers to adopt and use."