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 # Robotathon 2025 Docs umm uhuhhu hu 2025 test
 
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 ## Hello!
 
 This guide aims to provide you with helpful information and direction throughout your robot building process. While this guide is broad, it stays mostly within the realm of setup and basic tips since we encourage you to discover your own solutions.
 
-If you have any technical questions or don’t understand a topic, ask the mentors or during [office hours here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MNuk1WAB5ZmVcOo-_wdnVN3yREhI9oH90169OuW2QAc/edit?gid=1317822740#gid=1317822740)! We can help to resolve your problems, or point you to the right person who can. Mentors, office hours, and other teammates are valuable resources to turn to if you are stuck.
+If you have any technical questions or don’t understand a topic, ask the mentors or during [TODO: link office hours here]()! We can help to resolve your problems, or point you to the right person who can. Mentors, office hours, and other teammates are valuable resources to turn to if you are stuck.
 
 ## Overview
 
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 The third section, Designing a Robot, covers the physical construction of a robot, as well as the resources Texas Inventionworks (TIW) provides to students.
 
-Finally, the Robotathon steering committee appreciates your feedback! If you have questions that you think should be clarified here, or topics that you think should be covered in the next revision of this guide, please fill out our [google form!](https://forms.gle/6UpwaETAtQpkvoMa8)
+Finally, the Robotathon steering committee appreciates your feedback! If you have questions that you think should be clarified here, or topics that you think should be covered in the next revision of this guide, please fill out our [TODO: google form!]()