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fix docs links, closes #1116

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The `serialize` function should also feel familiar. It's just taking [Slate models](../reference/models) and turning them into React elements, which will then be rendered to an HTML string.
The `serialize` function should also feel familiar. It's just taking [Slate models](../reference/slate) and turning them into React elements, which will then be rendered to an HTML string.
The `object` argument of the `serialize` function will either be a [`Node`](../reference/models/node.md), a [`Mark`](../reference/models/mark.md) or a special immutable [`String`](../reference/serializers/html.md#ruleserialize) object. And the `children` argument is a React element describing the nested children of the object in question, for recursing.
The `object` argument of the `serialize` function will either be a [`Node`](../reference/slate/node.md), a [`Mark`](../reference/slate/mark.md) or a special immutable [`String`](../reference/serializers/html.md#ruleserialize) object. And the `children` argument is a React element describing the nested children of the object in question, for recursing.
Okay, so now our serializer can handle `paragraph` nodes.