URL typo fixed

Author: zbeekman

README.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ A mostly-complete API for reading and writing JSON files, written in modern Fort
 
 Building the Library
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-Currently two way are provided to build the jsonfortran library (libjsonfortran). A build script, build.sh is provided in the project root directory. Additionally, a [CMake](www.cmake.org) build system is provided. This build system has been tested on Mac and Linux using the Intel Fortran Compiler. It has not been tested on Windows. This CMake based build provides an install target, and exports from both the install location and the build location so that building and using json-fortran in another CMake based project is trivial. To get started with the CMake based build, set the environment variable `FC` to point to your Fortran compiler, and create a build directory. Then `(cmake-gui|ccmake|cmake) /path/to/json-fortran` to configure, `make` to build and `make install` to optionally install. As long as the project is built with CMake other CMake projects can find it and link against it:
+Currently two way are provided to build the jsonfortran library (libjsonfortran). A build script, build.sh is provided in the project root directory. Additionally, a [CMake](http://www.cmake.org) build system is provided. This build system has been tested on Mac and Linux using the Intel Fortran Compiler. It has not been tested on Windows. This CMake based build provides an install target, and exports from both the install location and the build location so that building and using json-fortran in another CMake based project is trivial. To get started with the CMake based build, set the environment variable `FC` to point to your Fortran compiler, and create a build directory. Then `(cmake-gui|ccmake|cmake) /path/to/json-fortran` to configure, `make` to build and `make install` to optionally install. As long as the project is built with CMake other CMake projects can find it and link against it:
 
 ```CMake
 cmake_minimum_required ( VERSION 2.8 FATAL_ERROR )