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 - The [definition extraction](./tasks/definition_extraction/README.md) task, for which the input is a sentence (from a Supreme Court opinion) which defines a term, and the output is the term.
 - The [Rule QA](./tasks/rule_qa/README.md) task, for which the input is a question about the substance of a law, and the output is the correct answer to the question.
 
-Task datasets can be used to evaluate LLMs by providing the LLM with the input, and evaluating how frequently it generates the corresponding output. LegalBench tasks cover a wide range of textual types, task structures, legal domains, and difficulty levels. Descriptions of each task are available [here](./tasks/index.markdown).
+Task datasets can be used to evaluate LLMs by providing the LLM with the input, and evaluating how frequently it generates the corresponding output. LegalBench tasks cover a wide range of textual types, task structures, legal domains, and difficulty levels. Descriptions of each task are available [here](https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/legalbench/tasks/).
 
 Notably, LegalBench tasks have been assembled through a unique crowd-sourcing effort within the legal community. [Individuals and organizations](https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/legalbench/#contributors) from a broad range of legal backgrounds---lawyers, computational legal practitioners, law professors, and legal impact labs---have contributed tasks they see as "interesting" or "useful." Interesting tasks are those that require a type of reasoning that the contributor deemed to be worth measuring. For instance, the task might correspond to one that law students are frequently expected to perform as part of assessments. Useful tasks correspond to processes that legal professionals currently engage in (either manually or through other means), and thus represent potential practical applications for LLMs.
 
-**LegalBench is ongoing and we are always looking to incorporate more tasks. See [here](./contribute.markdown) for more information on how to get involved!**
+**LegalBench is ongoing and we are always looking to incorporate more tasks. See [here](https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/legalbench/contribute/) for more information on how to get involved!**
 
 
 ## Who are we?