updated broken links

Author: evisdrenova

docs/docs/overview/use-cases/anonymization.mdx

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ We've mapped each transformer to the right column which means that every time th
 
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-Since the transformers are customizable, you can anonymize or mask any source data by writing your own custom tranformer. Check out the [custom transformers](/transformers/custom) guide for more information. This gives you ultimate flexibility to control your data.
+Since the transformers are customizable, you can anonymize or mask any source data by writing your own custom tranformer. Check out the [custom transformers](/transformers/user-defined) guide for more information. This gives you ultimate flexibility to control your data.
 
 Lastly, you can decide to subset this data to reduce the size of it to make it fit in lower level environments like your local database.
 

docs/docs/transformers/introduction.mdx

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ You can browse our list of system transformers which come out of the box or you
     {
       title: 'System Transformers',
       description: 'Pre-built transformers that are ready to use',
-      link: '/transformers/system/email',
+      link: '/transformers/system/reference',
       icon: <IoBuildOutline />,
     },
     {

docs/docs/transformers/system/reference.mdx

@@ -777,7 +777,7 @@ Here are some examples of what an output full address value may look like.
 
 ### Generate Full Name{#generate-full-name}
 
-The generate full name transformer generates a valid full name from a list of predefined full name values. The generated full name is made from a combination of the [first](/transformers/system/first-name) and [last](/transformers/system/last-name) names transformers.
+The generate full name transformer generates a valid full name from a list of predefined full name values. The generated full name is made from a combination of the [first](/transformers/system/reference#generate-first-name) and [last](/transformers/system/last-name) names transformers.
 
 **Configurations**
 
@@ -1346,7 +1346,7 @@ Here are some example UUID values that the uuid transformer can generate:
 
 The generate zipcode transformer generates a randomly selected US zipcode. You can see the complete list of zipcodes that are available to be randomly selected [here.](https://github.com/nucleuscloud/neosync/blob/main/worker/internal/benthos/transformers/data-sets/addresses.json).
 
-If you'd rather not get back a real zipcode value, you can use the [Random String Transformer](/transformers/system/random-string) to generate a random string value.
+If you'd rather not get back a real zipcode value, you can use the [Random String Transformer](/transformers/system/reference#generate-random-string) to generate a random string value.
 
 **Configurations**
 
@@ -1537,7 +1537,7 @@ There are several ways you can mix-and-match configurations to get different pot
 
 ### Transform Full Name{#transform-full-name}
 
-The transform full name transformer generates a valid full name from a list of predefined full name values. The generated full name is made from a combination of the [first](/transformers/system/first-name) and [last](/transformers/system/last-name) names transformers.
+The transform full name transformer generates a valid full name from a list of predefined full name values. The generated full name is made from a combination of the [first](/transformers/system/reference#generate-first-name) and [last](/transformers/system/reference#generate-last-name) names transformers.
 
 By default, the full name transformer generates a full name of random length. To preserve the length of the input full name, you can set the `preserveLength` config.