Merge pull request #399 from rene78/develop

Minor changes in chapter 2 - Getting started

02_getting_started.asciidoc

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Users have the highest degree of control by running their own Bitcoin node and L
 
 === Lightning Explorer
 
-A Lightning network explorer is an useful tool to show the statistics of nodes, channels and network capacity.
+A Lightning network explorer is a useful tool to show the statistics of nodes, channels and network capacity.
 
 The below is an inexhaustive list (in alphanumerical order):
 
@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ Furthermore, Alice's channel peer can _forward_ payments via other channels furt
 
 In other words: Alice needs one or more channels that connects her to one or more other nodes on the Lightning Network. She doesn't need a channel to connect her wallet directly to Bob's Cafe in order to send Bob a payment, though she can choose to open a direct channel too. Any node in the Lightning Network can be used for Alice's first channel. The more well-connected a node is the more people Alice can reach. In this example, since we want to also demonstrate payment routing, we won't have Alice open a channel directly to Bob's wallet. Instead, we will have Alice open a channel to a well-connected node and then later use that node to forward her payment, routing it through any other nodes as necessary to reach Bob.
 
-At first, there are no open channels, so as we see in <<eclair-tutorial2.png>>, the "LIGHTNING CHANNELS" tab displays an empty list. If you notice, on the bottom right corner, there is a plus symbol (+), which is a button to open a new channel.
+At first, there are no open channels, so as we see in <<eclair-channels>>, the "LIGHTNING CHANNELS" tab displays an empty list. If you notice, on the bottom right corner, there is a plus symbol (+), which is a button to open a new channel.
 
 [[eclair-channels]]
 .Lightning Channels Tab