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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ First, as you should know by now, Eiffel is a framework for software development
 
 Secondly, I’m not sure what “academic language” means exactly, but if it means only used in an academic setting, or not fit for practical work, then this could not be farther from the truth. It is true that Bertrand Meyer who developed the original Eiffel concepts has academic background and is well-respected in the academic community. It’s also true that many of those Eiffel ideas evolved from work that was done by other academic computer scientists and mathematicians. And it’s true that many colleges and universities use Eiffel to teach the best practices of software development.
 
-But Eiffel is also used successfully in many commercial and government endeavors. If you have any doubts, pay a visit to [https://www.eiffel.com/ eiffel.com] and check out the success stories and customers testimonials. 
+But Eiffel is also used successfully in many commercial and government endeavors. If you have any doubts, pay a visit to [https://www.eiffel.com/company/customers/testimonials/ eiffel.com] and check out the success stories and customers testimonials. 
 
 
 ==Eiffel is not for doing "real" work:     ''That's  a joke, right?''==