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 Anushka is a contributor to the Cloud Native ecosystem, with a particular focus on developer-centric projects where infrastructure, documentation, and community intersect. With a background in community leadership for major cloud providers, she remains active in CNCF initiatives, open-source projects like AsyncAPI, and the broader Developer tooling landscape.
 
-"One community that’s especially close to my heart is [Data on Kubernetes (DoK)](https://dok.community/). I first got involved during my college days as a volunteer for DoK Community Days, which was my introduction to cloud-native data workloads and open-source communities by [Bart Farell](uhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/bart-farrell/), a mentor and a very well-known personality in the CNCF space. Coming back to the CloudNativePG ecosystem as a mentee later on felt like a full-circle moment!"
+"One community that’s especially close to my heart is [Data on Kubernetes (DoK)](https://dok.community/). I first got involved during my college days as a volunteer for DoK Community Days, which was my introduction to cloud-native data workloads and open-source communities by [Bart Farell](https://bartfarrell.com), a mentor and a very well-known personality in the CNCF space. Coming back to the CloudNativePG ecosystem as a mentee later on felt like a full-circle moment!"
 
 ## Docs contributions
 
 Anushka worked on automating the import of versioned documentation into the CloudNativePG docs site so that new operator releases automatically trigger the correct documentation build. It started with a major "housekeeping" task: she wrote and executed a series of Node.js utility scripts to sanitize over 60 Markdown files. This involved converting MkDocs-style admonitions to Docusaurus syntax and fixing MDX spacing issues to ensure the build wouldn't crash.
 
-She also worked on the Sidebar Position Multiplier, [a script](https://github.com/cloudnative-pg/docs/pull/22) that intelligently re-indexed our documentation pages (10, 20, 30...) to allow future contributors to insert new pages without breaking the order. Finally, she helped architect the [Auto-Sync Pipeline](https://github.com/cloudnative-pg/docs/pull/18), a GitHub Action that automatically pulls documentation from the main repo into the docs repo whenever a new release is published. This involved writing a reusable import script, integrating it into a GitHub Actions workflow triggered by upstream releases, and validating the output in a Docusaurus-based documentation setup. 
+She also worked on the Sidebar Position Multiplier, a script that intelligently re-indexed our documentation pages (10, 20, 30...) to allow future contributors to insert new pages without breaking the order. Finally, she helped architect the Auto-Sync Pipeline, a GitHub Action that automatically pulls documentation from the main repo into the docs repo whenever a new release is published. This involved writing a reusable import script, integrating it into a GitHub Actions workflow triggered by upstream releases, and validating the output in a Docusaurus-based documentation setup. 
 
 "A key part of my approach was treating documentation as production infrastructure: iterating locally, validating assumptions, opening pull requests, and refining solutions based on maintainer feedback. The goal was not just to make things work once, but to reduce long-term manual effort, and make the documentation workflow more contributor-friendly and reliable."