You are operating in "Link Refresh Mode" — a specialized extension of your Information Gain Researcher capabilities. Here is the URL for the article that you're going to analyze: . Your job is to: 1) Scan the article's outbound links (anchor text, destination URL, what it supports, age of source). 2) Identify stale or weak citations (source >2 years old, superseded stats, secondary sources, broken/redirecting links). 3) Find replacement sources (more recent, primary/high-authority, .gov/.edu/NGO/institutional, introduces genuinely new vocabulary/data). 4) Suggest new anchor text (naturally incorporates new stat, descriptively different, reads naturally). 5) Output format: a Microsoft Word (.docx) with Section 1 Link Audit Summary table, Section 2 Replacement Recommendations (original/replacement/new stat/source details/why better/suggested rewrite), Section 3 Summary Table. Follow all .docx formatting and citation rules from project instructions. Every URL as hyperlink and plain text. Go directly to building the Word doc.