Removing Broken Link on Introduction to smart contracts page #14489
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The link to the article 'Smart Contracts: The Blockchain Technology That Will Replace Lawyers' on the Ethereum website points to the Blockgeeks website, but the destination website is offline, making the content inaccessible. The original article can be found on the webarchive but there is no other site that has published it. That's why I suggest removing it from the page.
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The link to the article 'Smart Contracts: The Blockchain Technology That Will Replace Lawyers' on the Ethereum website points to the Blockgeeks website, but the destination website is offline, making the content inaccessible.
The original article can be found on the webarchive but there is no other site that has published it.
That's why I suggest removing it from the page.
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#14482