Fixing two typos in links to the bibliography.

P5/Source/Guidelines/en/CMC-ComputerMediatedCommunication.xml

@@ -951,7 +951,7 @@ See the file COPYING.txt for details.
         icon-based emoji.</p>
       <p>Alternatively, e.g. when <gi>w</gi> is not regularly used to encode tokens in the TEI
         document, <gi>c</gi> may be used to mark an emoji. For example, the source post <q>Da kostet
-          ein Haarschnitt 50 € 😱</q> (from the corpus <ptr target="#CMC_Mocoda2"/>, in
+          ein Haarschnitt 50 € 😱</q> (from the corpus <ptr target="#BIB_MoCoDa2"/>, in
         English <q>A haircut there costs 50 € 😱</q>) might be encoded as follows: <egXML xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/Examples" xml:id="CMCemos-egXML-rt">
           <post xml:lang="de">Da kostet ein Haarschnitt 50 € <c type="emoji" ana="#fsif" generatedBy="template">😱</c></post>
         </egXML>

P5/Source/Specs/post.xml

@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ See the file COPYING.txt for details.
     timelines, as individual comments following a status update on Facebook pages, as posts
     in forum threads, as contributions on Wikipedia talk pages or in the comments section of
     a weblog. [Element adopted from the <ref target="#TEIcmc2012">DeRiK schema</ref>.
-    Aspects of the model adopted from the <ref target="#descmr">CoMeRe Schema</ref>]. The
+    Aspects of the model adopted from the <ref target="#BIB_CoMeRe">CoMeRe Schema</ref>]. The
     <gi>post</gi> element is a member of the model class model.common (via model.CMC).
     This allows for using (and combining) occurrences of <gi>post</gi>, <gi>u</gi>,
     <gi>incident</gi>, and <gi>kinesic</gi>in one and the same <gi>div</gi> in order to