Merge pull request #1523 from SethTisue/fix-dzone-404s

Author: SethTisue

_posts/2014-03-06-release-notes-2.11.0-RC1.md

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ Finally, some notable improvements and bug fixes:
 To catch future changes like this early, you can run the compiler under -Xfuture, which makes it behave like the next major version, where possible, to alert you to upcoming breaking changes.
 
 ### Deprecations
-Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
+Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://web.archive.org/web/20230601054009/https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
 
 The following language "warts" have been deprecated:
 

_posts/2014-03-20-release-notes-2.11.0-RC3.md

@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Finally, some notable improvements and bug fixes:
 To catch future changes like this early, you can run the compiler under -Xfuture, which makes it behave like the next major version, where possible, to alert you to upcoming breaking changes.
 
 ### Deprecations
-Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
+Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://web.archive.org/web/20230601054009/https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
 
 The following language "warts" have been deprecated:
 

_posts/2014-04-08-release-notes-2.11.0-RC4.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ Finally, some notable improvements and bug fixes:
 To catch future changes like this early, you can run the compiler under -Xfuture, which makes it behave like the next major version, where possible, to alert you to upcoming breaking changes.
 
 ### Deprecations
-Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
+Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://web.archive.org/web/20230601054009/https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
 
 The following language "warts" have been deprecated:
 

_posts/2014-04-21-release-notes-2.11.0.md

@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ Finally, some notable improvements and bug fixes:
 To catch future changes like this early, you can run the compiler under -Xfuture, which makes it behave like the next major version, where possible, to alert you to upcoming breaking changes.
 
 ### Deprecations
-Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
+Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://web.archive.org/web/20230601054009/https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
 
 The following language "warts" have been deprecated:
 

_posts/2014-05-21-release-notes-2.11.1.md

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ Finally, some notable improvements and bug fixes:
 To catch future changes like this early, you can run the compiler under -Xfuture, which makes it behave like the next major version, where possible, to alert you to upcoming breaking changes.
 
 ### Deprecations
-Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
+Deprecation is essential to two of the 2.11.x series' three themes ([faster/smaller/stabler](https://web.archive.org/web/20230601054009/https://dzone.com/articles/state-scala-2013)). They make the language and the libraries smaller, and thus easier to use and maintain, which ultimately improves stability. We are very proud of Scala's first decade, which brought us to where we are, and we are actively working on minimizing the downsides of this legacy, as exemplified by 2.11.x's focus on deprecation, modularization and infrastructure work.
 
 The following language "warts" have been deprecated: