Published in rOpenSci - open tools for open science
Authors Maëlle Salmon, Scott Chamberlain, Stefanie Butland

Last year we reported on the joy of using commonmark and xml2 to parseMarkdown content, like the source of this website built withHugo, in particular to extractlinks,at the time merely to count them. How about we go a bit further and usethe same approach to find links to be fixed? In this tech note we shallreport our experience using R to find broken/suboptimal links and fixthem. What is a bad URL?