Updated blog article links and subheading

Author: propensive

blog/_posts/2016-04-29-sc-community-representative.md

@@ -5,11 +5,14 @@ by: Jon Pretty
 title: Scala Center Appoints Community Representative
 ---
 
-At Scala Days, the Scala Center will hold its first Advisory Board meeting. The
-Advisory Board comprises primarily of delegates from our sponsors. But, we
-exist as an organization to support the *entire* Scala community, so for that
-reason, our founding documents allow for a "community representative" to sit on
-the board; someone who can speak for the whole community.
+At Scala Days, the [Scala Center](https://scala.epfl.ch/) will hold its first
+Advisory Board meeting. The Advisory Board comprises primarily of delegates
+from our sponsors. But, we exist as an organization to support the *entire*
+Scala community, so for that reason, our founding documents allow for a
+"community representative" to sit on the board; someone who can speak for the
+whole community.
+
+## A Community Representative
 
 Who should fulfil the role of community representative is an important choice
 for The Scala Center to make. The Scala community needs someone independent,
@@ -21,11 +24,12 @@ the top of everyone's shortlist was one person: Bill Venners. And we're
 delighted to announce today that Bill has accepted our invitation, and will be
 the community representative on the Advisory Board.
 
-Bill is best known as the author of the ScalaTest testing framework and
-co-author of the Programming in Scala book, soon to have its third edition
-published. But he also develops the Scalactic library, is a frequent speaker at
-Scala conferences, and offers training in Scala through Artima and Escalate
-Software.
+Bill is best known as the author of the [ScalaTest](http://www.scalatest.org/)
+testing framework and co-author of the Programming in Scala book, soon to have
+its third edition published. But he also develops the Scalactic library, is a
+frequent speaker at Scala conferences, and offers training in Scala through
+[Artima](http://www.artima.com/) and [Escalate
+Software](http://www.escalatesoft.com/).
 
 Bill has a long history of involvement in Scala, and I remember back to the
 early days of Scala's development when Bill would take the time to engage in