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 #SIPB Hackathons
 
-![hackathon](../photos/hackathon-2.jpg)
+![[hackathon|photos/hackathon-2.240.jpg]]
 
 We hold a hackathon about one Saturday or Sunday a month in the SIPB
 office.  A hackathon is a great opportunity to get involved in a
-project or get people involved in your own.  A recent hackathon, [[Hackasaurus Rex|hackathons/HackasaurusRex]], drew over 50 people to the office and spawned several exciting new projects.  In the past, we have had hackathons such as our [Bug Squashathon](http://sipb-www.scripts.mit.edu/doc/wiki/LennyBugs), which was dedicated to
+project or get people involved in your own.  A recent hackathon, [[Hackasaurus Rex|hackathons/HackasaurusRex]], drew over 50 people to the office and spawned several exciting new projects.  In the past, we have had hackathons such as our [[Bug Squashathon|projects/lenny-bugs]], which was dedicated to
 squashing release-critical bugs in Debian.  Sometimes we run also run
 [[Documentathons|doc]].
 
-In general most hackathons are open to any project, and absolutely everyone is welcome to attend.  If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at sipb@mit.edu. If you are a member or prospective interested in running a hackathon, you should read some [[wisdom|runninghackathons]] we have collected.
+In general most hackathons are open to any project, and absolutely everyone is welcome to attend.  If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at sipb@mit.edu. If you are a member interested in running a hackathon, you should read some [[wisdom|runninghackathons]] we have collected.