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Author: diberry

articles/cognitive-services/QnAMaker/Concepts/best-practices.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The [knowledge base development lifecycle](../Concepts/development-lifecycle-kno
 
 ## Extraction
 
-The QnA Maker service is continually improving the algorithms that extract QnAs from content and expanding the list of supported file and HTML formats. Follow the [guidelines](../Concepts/data-sources-supported.md) for data extraction based on your document type.
+The QnA Maker service is continually improving the algorithms that extract QnAs from content and expanding the list of supported file and HTML formats. Follow the [guidelines](../Concepts/content-types.md) for data extraction based on your document type.
 
 In general, FAQ pages should be stand-alone and not combined with other information. Product manuals should have clear headings and preferably an index page.
 

articles/cognitive-services/QnAMaker/Concepts/confidence-score.md

@@ -85,5 +85,5 @@ When no good match is found by the ranker, the confidence score of 0.0 or "None"
 
 ## Next steps
 > [!div class="nextstepaction"]
-> [Data sources supported](./data-sources-supported.md)
+> [Best practices](./best-practices.md)
 

articles/cognitive-services/QnAMaker/How-To/add-sharepoint-datasources.md

@@ -14,34 +14,34 @@ ms.author: diberry
 
 # Add a secured SharePoint data source to your knowledge base
 
-Add secured SharePoint data sources to your knowledge base to enrich the knowledge base with questions and answers that may be secured with Active Directory. 
+Add secured SharePoint data sources to your knowledge base to enrich the knowledge base with questions and answers that may be secured with Active Directory.
 
-When you add a secured SharePoint document to your knowledge base, as the QnA Maker manager, you must request Active Directory permission for QnA Maker. Once this permission is given from the Active Directory manager to QnA Maker for access to SharePoint, it doesn't have to be given again. Each subsequent document addition to the knowledge base will not need authorization if it is in the same SharePoint resource. 
+When you add a secured SharePoint document to your knowledge base, as the QnA Maker manager, you must request Active Directory permission for QnA Maker. Once this permission is given from the Active Directory manager to QnA Maker for access to SharePoint, it doesn't have to be given again. Each subsequent document addition to the knowledge base will not need authorization if it is in the same SharePoint resource.
 
 If the QnA Maker knowledge base manager is not the Active Directory manager, you will need to communicate with the Active Directory manager to finish this process.
 
 ## Add supported file types to knowledge base
 
-You can add all QnA Maker-supported [file types](../Concepts/data-sources-supported.md) from a SharePoint site to your knowledge base. You may have to grant [permissions](#permissions) if the file resource is secured.
+You can add all QnA Maker-supported [file types](../Concepts/content-types.md) from a SharePoint site to your knowledge base. You may have to grant [permissions](#permissions) if the file resource is secured.
 
 1. From the library with the SharePoint site, select the file's ellipsis menu, `...`.
 1. Copy the file's URL.
 
    ![Get the SharePoint file URL by selecting the file's ellipsis menu then copying the URL.](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/get-sharepoint-file-url.png)
 
-1. In the QnA Maker portal, on the **Settings** page, [add the URL](edit-knowledge-base.md#add-datasource) to the knowledge base. 
+1. In the QnA Maker portal, on the **Settings** page, [add the URL](edit-knowledge-base.md#add-datasource) to the knowledge base.
 
 ### Images with SharePoint files
 
 If files include images, those are not extracted. You can add the image, from the QnA Maker portal, after the file is extracted into QnA pairs.
 
-Add the image with the following markdown syntax: 
+Add the image with the following markdown syntax:
 
 ```markdown
 ![Explanation or description of image](URL of public image)
 ```
 
-The text in the square brackets, `[]`, explains the image. The URL in the parentheses, `()`, is the direct link to the image. 
+The text in the square brackets, `[]`, explains the image. The URL in the parentheses, `()`, is the direct link to the image.
 
 When you test the QnA pair in the interactive test panel, in the QnA Maker portal, the image is displayed, instead of the markdown text. This validates the image can be publicly retrieved from your client-application.
 
@@ -52,39 +52,39 @@ Granting permissions happens when a secured file from a SharePoint server is add
 * no additional steps - the person adding the file has all the permissions needed.
 * steps by both [knowledge base manager](#knowledge-base-manager-add-sharepoint-data-source-in-qna-maker-portal) and [Active Directory manager](#active-directory-manager-grant-file-read-access-to-qna-maker).
 
-See the steps listed below. 
+See the steps listed below.
 
 ### Knowledge base manager: add SharePoint data source in QnA Maker portal
 
 When the **QnA Maker manager** adds a secured SharePoint document to a knowledge base, the knowledge base manager initiates a request for permission that the Active Directory manager needs to complete.
 
-The request begins with a pop-up to authenticate to an Active Directory account. 
+The request begins with a pop-up to authenticate to an Active Directory account.
 
 ![Authenticate User Account](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/authenticate-user-account.png)
 
-Once the QnA Maker manager selects the account, the Azure Active Directory administrator will receive a notice that they need to allow the QnA Maker app (not the QnA Maker manager) access to the SharePoint resource. The Azure Active Directory manager will need to do this for every SharePoint resource, but not every document in that resource. 
+Once the QnA Maker manager selects the account, the Azure Active Directory administrator will receive a notice that they need to allow the QnA Maker app (not the QnA Maker manager) access to the SharePoint resource. The Azure Active Directory manager will need to do this for every SharePoint resource, but not every document in that resource.
 
 ### Active directory manager: grant file read access to QnA Maker
 
-The Active Directory manager (not the QnA Maker manager) needs to grant access to QnA Maker to access the SharePoint resource by selecting [this link](https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize?response_type=id_token&scope=Files.Read%20Files.Read.All%20Sites.Read.All%20User.Read%20User.ReadBasic.All%20profile%20openid%20email&client_id=c2c11949-e9bb-4035-bda8-59542eb907a6&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.qnamaker.ai%3A%2FCreate&state=68) to authorize the QnA Maker Portal SharePoint enterprise app to have file read permissions. 
+The Active Directory manager (not the QnA Maker manager) needs to grant access to QnA Maker to access the SharePoint resource by selecting [this link](https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize?response_type=id_token&scope=Files.Read%20Files.Read.All%20Sites.Read.All%20User.Read%20User.ReadBasic.All%20profile%20openid%20email&client_id=c2c11949-e9bb-4035-bda8-59542eb907a6&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.qnamaker.ai%3A%2FCreate&state=68) to authorize the QnA Maker Portal SharePoint enterprise app to have file read permissions.
 
 ![Azure Active Directory manager grants permission interactively](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/aad-manager-grants-permission-interactively.png)
 
 <!--
-The Active Directory manager must grant QnA Maker access either by application name, `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint`, or by application ID, `c2c11949-e9bb-4035-bda8-59542eb907a6`. 
+The Active Directory manager must grant QnA Maker access either by application name, `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint`, or by application ID, `c2c11949-e9bb-4035-bda8-59542eb907a6`.
 -->
 <!--
-### Grant access from the interactive pop-up window 
+### Grant access from the interactive pop-up window
 
-The Active Directory manager will get a pop-up window requesting permissions to the `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint` app. The pop-up window includes the QnA Maker Manager email address that initiated the request, an `App Info` link to learn more about **QnAMakerPortalSharePoint**, and a list of permissions requested. Select **Accept** to provide those permissions. 
+The Active Directory manager will get a pop-up window requesting permissions to the `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint` app. The pop-up window includes the QnA Maker Manager email address that initiated the request, an `App Info` link to learn more about **QnAMakerPortalSharePoint**, and a list of permissions requested. Select **Accept** to provide those permissions.
 
 ![Azure Active Directory manager grants permission interactively](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/aad-manager-grants-permission-interactively.png)
 -->
 <!--
 
 ### Grant access from the App Registrations list
 
-1. The Active Directory manager signs in to the Azure portal and opens **[App registrations list](https://ms.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ApplicationsListBlade)**. 
+1. The Active Directory manager signs in to the Azure portal and opens **[App registrations list](https://ms.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ApplicationsListBlade)**.
 
 1. Search for and select the **QnAMakerPortalSharePoint** app. Change the second filter box from **My apps** to **All apps**. The app information will open on the right side.
 
@@ -94,52 +94,52 @@ The Active Directory manager will get a pop-up window requesting permissions to
 
     [![Select Settings in the right-side blade](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/select-settings-for-qna-maker-app-registration.png)](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/select-settings-for-qna-maker-app-registration.png#lightbox)
 
-1. Under **API access**, select **Required permissions**. 
+1. Under **API access**, select **Required permissions**.
 
     ![Select 'Settings', then under 'API access', select 'Required permission'](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/select-required-permissions-in-settings-blade.png)
 
-1. Do not change any settings in the **Enable Access** window. Select **Grant Permission**. 
+1. Do not change any settings in the **Enable Access** window. Select **Grant Permission**.
 
     [![Under 'Grant Permission', select 'Yes'](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/grant-app-required-permissions.png)](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/grant-app-required-permissions.png#lightbox)
 
-1. Select **YES** in the pop-up confirmation windows. 
+1. Select **YES** in the pop-up confirmation windows.
 
     ![Grant required permissions](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/grant-required-permissions.png)
 -->
 ### Grant access from the Azure Active Directory admin center
 
-1. The Active Directory manager signs in to the Azure portal and opens **[Enterprise applications](https://aad.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/StartboardApplicationsMenuBlade/AllApps)**. 
+1. The Active Directory manager signs in to the Azure portal and opens **[Enterprise applications](https://aad.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/StartboardApplicationsMenuBlade/AllApps)**.
 
-1. Search for `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint` the select the QnA Maker app. 
+1. Search for `QnAMakerPortalSharePoint` the select the QnA Maker app.
 
     [![Search for QnAMakerPortalSharePoint in Enterprise apps list](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/search-enterprise-apps-for-qna-maker.png)](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/search-enterprise-apps-for-qna-maker.png#lightbox)
 
-1. Under **Security**, go to **Permissions**. Select **Grant admin consent for Organization**. 
+1. Under **Security**, go to **Permissions**. Select **Grant admin consent for Organization**.
 
     [![Select authenticated user for Active Directory Admin](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/grant-aad-permissions-to-enterprise-app.png)](../media/add-sharepoint-datasources/grant-aad-permissions-to-enterprise-app.png#lightbox)
 
-1. Select a Sign-On account with permissions to grant permissions for the Active Directory. 
+1. Select a Sign-On account with permissions to grant permissions for the Active Directory.
+
 
 
-  
 <!--
 
 ## Add SharePoint data source with APIs
 
-You need to get the SharePoint file's URI before adding it to QnA Maker. 
+You need to get the SharePoint file's URI before adding it to QnA Maker.
 
 ## Get SharePoint File URI
 
 Use the following steps to transform the SharePoint URL into a sharing token.
 
-1. Encode the URL using [base64](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64). 
+1. Encode the URL using [base64](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64).
 
-1. Convert the base64-encoded result to an unpadded base64url format with the following character changes. 
+1. Convert the base64-encoded result to an unpadded base64url format with the following character changes.
 
-    * Remove the equal character, `=` from the end of the value. 
-    * Replace `/` with `_`. 
-    * Replace `+` with `-`. 
-    * Append `u!` to be beginning of the string. 
+    * Remove the equal character, `=` from the end of the value.
+    * Replace `/` with `_`.
+    * Replace `+` with `-`.
+    * Append `u!` to be beginning of the string.
 
 1. Sign in to Graph explorer and run the following query, where `sharedURL` is ...:
 
@@ -174,9 +174,9 @@ Use the **@microsoft.graph.downloadUrl** from the previous section as the `fileu
 
 ## Remove QnA Maker app from SharePoint authorization
 
-1. Use the steps in the previous section to find the Qna Maker app in the Active Directory admin center. 
-1. When you select the **QnAMakerPortalSharePoint**, select **Overview**. 
-1. Select **Delete** to remove permissions. 
+1. Use the steps in the previous section to find the Qna Maker app in the Active Directory admin center.
+1. When you select the **QnAMakerPortalSharePoint**, select **Overview**.
+1. Select **Delete** to remove permissions.
 
 -->