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-  "label": "Connectors",
+  "label": "Connectors - WIP ⚙️",
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diff --git a/docs/technical-documentation/governance/decentralized-identity.mdx b/docs/technical-documentation/governance/decentralized-identity.mdx
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 # Decentralized identity in Axone Protocol
 
-The **[Axone ontology](/getting-started/introduction/resources#ontology-how-its-represented-semantic-description)** is used to describe the dataverse. In the dataverse, resources are identified by their DID.
+The **[Axone ontology](/getting-started/core-concepts/resources#ontology-how-its-represented-semantic-description)** is used to describe the dataverse. In the dataverse, resources are identified by their DID.
 
 Understanding and distinguishing key roles is essential when claiming a resource in the Axone dataverse. Although these roles are distinct, they can be exercised by the same or different entities. Here's a detailed explanation of each role:
 

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 ## Verifiable claims in the Axone protocol
 
-The [Axone ontology](../../getting-started/introduction/resources#ontology-how-its-represented-semantic-description) is used to describe the Dataverse. In the Dataverse, resources are identified by their DID. Resources are described by claims referenced in the ontology as Verifiable Presentations (VPs) whose subject is the resource's DID. In this way, each resource is described by a set of associated claims.
+The [Axone ontology](../../getting-started/core-concepts/resources#ontology-how-its-represented-semantic-description) is used to describe the Dataverse. In the Dataverse, resources are identified by their DID. Resources are described by claims referenced in the ontology as Verifiable Presentations (VPs) whose subject is the resource's DID. In this way, each resource is described by a set of associated claims.
 
 It's important to note that the existence of a resource is conditional on the presence of at least one relevant claim. In other words, although the universe of potential resources is infinite, a resource only becomes concrete and tangible when a corresponding claim is established.