Update apps/sim/content/library/what-is-an-mcp-server/index.mdx

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apps/sim/content/library/what-is-an-mcp-server/index.mdx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ faq:
   - q: "What does MCP server mean?"
     a: "An MCP server is a program that gives AI applications standardized access to tools, data, and reusable prompts. With Sim, you can connect to external MCP servers and publish Sim workflows through our MCP server. This lets you add external capabilities to workflows or publish a complete workflow as one reusable tool."
   - q: "Where can I find the official Model Context Protocol documentation?"
-    a: "The [official Model Context Protocol documentation](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) is the primary source for the specification and implementation guides. At Sim, we follow this protocol when connecting to external MCP servers and publishing workflows as MCP tools. Use the documentation to verify compatibility and technical requirements before you configure a connection."
+    a: "The official Model Context Protocol documentation is the primary source for the specification and implementation guides. At Sim, we follow this protocol when connecting to external MCP servers and publishing workflows as MCP tools. Use the documentation to verify compatibility and technical requirements before you configure a connection."
   - q: "Is an MCP server a real server?"
     a: "An MCP server is a software component that can run as a local process or a remote network service. At Sim, we act as an MCP client when connecting to these servers and as an MCP server when publishing workflows. Running an MCP server locally or remotely lets you choose a setup that can reach the required tools and data."
   - q: "How does an MCP server differ from a microservice?"