Updated Understanding Big Bang Link Label

README.md

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 - Big Bang releases adopt a standardized versioning based on and loosely following the [Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 guidelines](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html) (major.minor.patch). These releases aren't based on a fixed schedule and instead the specifics in the scheme are as follows:
 
-  ### Patch Version
-
-  A patch version increment is performed when there is a change in the tag (version number) of a Big Bang core package or a
-  bug fix for a Big Bang template or values files.
-  A change in the patch version number should be backwards compatible
-  with previous patch changes within a minor version.  If there is a significant functionality change in the
-  a core package that requires adjustments to Big Bang templates, this would require a change in the minor or major version
-  depending on the impact to the values and secrets used to integrated the package with Big Bang.
-  
-  NOTE: Patch versions would not typically be created for addon package updates, rather customers would be expected to be 
-  updating those packages via `git.tag`/`helmRepo.tag` changes directly, or "inheriting" those updates through another version.
-  
-  ### Minor Version
-  
-  A minor version increment is required when there is a change in the integration of Big Bang with core or addon packages.
-  As examples the following changes warrant a Minor version change:
-  
+### Patch Version
+A patch version increment is performed when there is a change in the tag (version number) of a Big Bang core package or a
+bug fix for a Big Bang template or values files.
+A change in the patch version number should be backwards compatible
+with previous patch changes within a minor version.  If there is a significant functionality change in the
+a core package that requires adjustments to Big Bang templates, this would require a change in the minor or major version
+depending on the impact to the values and secrets used to integrated the package with Big Bang.
+
+NOTE: Patch versions would not typically be created for addon package updates, rather customers would be expected to be 
+updating those packages via `git.tag`/`helmRepo.tag` changes directly, or "inheriting" those updates through another version.
+
+### Minor Version
+
+A minor version increment is required when there is a change in the integration of Big Bang with core or addon packages.
+As examples the following changes warrant a Minor version change:
+
   - Change in the umbrella values.yaml (except for changes to package version keys)
   - Change in any Big Bang templates (non bug fix changes)
-  
-  Minor version changes should be backwards compatible.
-  
-  ### Major Version
-  
-  A major version increment indicates a release that has significant changes, which could potentially break
-  compatibility with previous versions. A major change is required when there are changes to the architecture of Big Bang or
-  critical values file keys.  For example removing a core package or changing significant values that propagate to all core
-  and add-on packages are considered major version changes. As examples of major version changes:
-  
+
+Minor version changes should be backwards compatible.
+
+### Major Version
+
+A major version increment indicates a release that has significant changes, which could potentially break
+compatibility with previous versions. A major change is required when there are changes to the architecture of Big Bang or
+critical values file keys.  For example removing a core package or changing significant values that propagate to all core
+and add-on packages are considered major version changes. As examples of major version changes:
+
   - Removal or renaming of Big Bang values.yaml top level keys (e.g., istio, git repository values, etc.)
   - Change to the structure of chart/templates files or key values.
   - Additional integration between core/add-on packages that require change to the charts of all packages.
   - Modification of Big Bang GitOps engine (i.e. switching from FluxCD -> ArgoCD)
 
-- To see what is on the roadmap or included in a given release you can still review our [project milestones](https://repo1.dso.mil/groups/big-bang/-/milestones)
+
+To see what is on the roadmap or included in a given release you can still review our [project milestones](https://repo1.dso.mil/groups/big-bang/-/milestones)
 
 ## Community
 

docs/README.md

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 ## New User Orientation
 
-* New users are encouraged to read through the Useful Background Contextual Information present in the [understanding-bigbang folder](./understanding-bigbang)
+* New users are encouraged to read through the Useful Background Contextual Information present in the [Understanding Big Bang Section](./understanding-bigbang)
 
 ## Frequently Asked Questions