address Acrolinx issues

Author: GitHubber17

articles/security/develop/threat-modeling-tool-releases-71509112.md

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 # Threat Modeling Tool GA release 7.1.50911.2 - 9/12/2018
 
-We are excited to announce the Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool is now available to download as a supported generally available (GA) release. This release contains important privacy and security updates as well as bug fixes, feature updates, and stability improvements. Existing users of the 2017 Preview version will be prompted to update to the latest release through the ClickOnce technology upon opening the client. For new users of the tool, [click here to download the client](https://aka.ms/threatmodelingtool).
+We are excited to announce the Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool is now available to download as a supported generally available (GA) release. This release contains important privacy and security updates as well as bug fixes, feature updates, and stability improvements. Existing users of the 2017 Preview version will be prompted to update to the latest release through the ClickOnce technology upon opening the client. For new users of the tool, you can [download the client](https://aka.ms/threatmodelingtool).
 
 With this release, we are ending support for the 2017 Preview and recommend all users of the Preview update to the GA release. On or after October 15 2018, we will set the minimum required ClickOnce version for the Threat Modeling Tool, and all Preview clients will be required to upgrade.
 
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 ### My organization uses the 2016 version of the tool, can I use the Azure stencil set?
 
-Yes, you can! The [Azure stencil set is available on github](https://github.com/Microsoft/threat-modeling-templates/), and can be loaded in the 2016 version of the tool. To create a new model with the Azure stencil set, use the “Template For New Models” dialog on the main menu screen. TMT 2016 cannot render the links found in the “Possible Mitigations” fields of the Azure stencil set, therefore you may see links displayed as HTML tags.
+Yes, you can! The [Azure stencil set is available on GitHub](https://github.com/Microsoft/threat-modeling-templates/), and can be loaded in the 2016 version of the tool. To create a new model with the Azure stencil set, use the “Template For New Models” dialog on the main menu screen. TMT 2016 cannot render the links found in the “Possible Mitigations” fields of the Azure stencil set, therefore you may see links displayed as HTML tags.
 
 ![Azure Stencil Updates in 2016 Client](./media/threat-modeling-tool-releases-71509112/tmt_azure_stencils-300x212.png)