anchor.diff:            </p>
   
             <figure>
  -            <%= image_tag "image07.png" %>
  +            <%= image_tag "image07.png", {:title => "Pipeline fanning out to downstream pipelines", :alt => "Pipeline fanning out to downstream pipelines"} %>
             </figure>
             <p>
               Similarly, a source material can be said to fan-out to downstream pipelines:
             </p>
   
             <figure>
  -            <%= image_tag "image08.png" %>
  +            <%= image_tag "image08.png", {:title => "Source Material fanning out to downstream pipelines", :alt => "Source Material fanning out to downstream pipelines"} %>
             </figure>
             <p>
               This brings in the advantages of parallelization and quicker feedback, which is a key goal of Continuous Delivery. As
  
positive.code:         </p>
  
          <figure>
            <%= image_tag "image10.png" %>
            <figcaption>VSM with links pinned - showing fan-in</figcaption>
          </figure>
  
  
negative.code:           the pipelines shows the VSM from the perspective of that pipeline:
          </p>
          <figure>
            <%= image_tag "getting-started/gateways-to-VSM.png", {:title => "The labels of pipelines: gateways to VSM", :alt => "The labels of pipelines - gateways to VSM"} %>
            <figcaption>The labels of pipelines: gateways to VSM</figcaption>
          </figure>
  
  