added HR links to first FAQ question.

Author: mbjones

content/learning/faq.md

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   - template: faq
     faqs:
     - q: Why might I consider a Hosted Repository?
-      a: 'A Hosted Repository provides groups with an easy-to-use data and metadata repository, web-based submission and metadata editing, assignment of a citable DOI in your own DOI prefix, and many other features. You can deposit datasets, documents, software, and other research artifacts, and assign a DOI to each. This is all operated on our infrastructure, minimizing the time that you need to spend on maintaining and securing computing systems, and on maintaining the repository software.
+      a: 'A [DataONE Hosted Repository](/hosted-repo/) provides groups with an easy-to-use data and metadata repository, web-based submission and metadata editing, assignment of a citable DOI in your own DOI prefix, and [many other features](/services). You can deposit datasets, documents, software, and other research artifacts, and assign a DOI to each. This is all operated on our infrastructure, minimizing the time that you need to spend on maintaining and securing computing systems, and on maintaining the repository software.
 You are in full control of the data curation for the data you upload to your hosted repository, and we make sure the service is stable and secure. This service is intended for institutions or projects that want to maintain a long-term repository presence.'
     - q: What if I don’t want a Hosted Repository, but still want to use DataONE to store my data?
       a: 'You can deposit data in one of the open DataONE repositories and then you can use the [DataONE Plus service](#portals) to build your own customizable data portal describing your project.  DataONE Plus provides a customizable data portal where you control the pages and content via a web form, and can present a custom catalog populated with datasets from any of the member repositories in the DataONE network.'