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doc/Language/quoting.pod6

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ aren't allowed.  In other words, basic C<Q> strings are as literal as
 possible.
 
 Some delimiters are not allowed immediately after C<Q>, C<q>, or C<qq>. Any
-characters that are allowed in L<identifiers|language/syntax#Identifiers> are
+characters that are allowed in L<identifiers|/language/syntax#Identifiers> are
 not allowed to be used, since in such a case, the quoting construct together
 with such characters are interpreted as an identifier. In addition, C<( )> is
 not allowed because that is interpreted as a function call. If you still wish
@@ -195,9 +195,9 @@ character or a list of characters.
     dd $s;
     # OUTPUT: «Str $s = "I really ♡♥❤💕 Perl 6!"␤»
 
-You can also use C<L«unicode names|language/unicode#Entering_Unicode_Codepoints_and_Codepoint_Sequences»>
-, L<named sequences|https://docs.perl6.org/language/unicode#Named_Sequences>
-and L<name aliases|language/unicode#Name_Aliases> with C<L«\c[]|language/unicode#Entering_Unicode_Codepoints_and_Codepoint_Sequences»>.
+You can also use L«unicode names|/language/unicode#Entering_Unicode_Codepoints_and_Codepoint_Sequences»
+, L<named sequences|/language/unicode#Named_Sequences>
+and L<name aliases|/language/unicode#Name_Aliases> with L«\c[]|/language/unicode#Entering_Unicode_Codepoints_and_Codepoint_Sequences».
 
     my $s = "Camelia \c[BROKEN HEART] my \c[HEAVY BLACK HEART]!";
     dd $s;