anchor.diff:  
   
   == ImageStreamMapping
  -When the integrated OpenShift Docker registry receives a new image, it sends a
  -notification to OpenShift via the ImageStreamMapping route. The registry
  +When the integrated OpenShift Docker registry receives a new image, a
  +notification is sent to OpenShift via the ImageStreamMapping route. The registry
   informs OpenShift of the image's namespace, name, tag, and Docker metadata.
   OpenShift uses this information to create a new OpenShift Image and to update
   the appropriate ImageStream with the mapping between the image's tag and the
  
positive.code: ====
  
  == Route
  An OpenShift route is a way to announce your service to the world.  A route,
  consumed by a router in conjunction with  service endpoints provides named
  connectivity from external sources to your applications.  Each route provides a
  name, service  selector, and optionally security configuration.
  
  Sample Route:
  
  
negative.code: An OpenShift cluster administrator can create an OpenShift project and delegate
  administrative rights for the project to a member of the user community.
  
  An OpenShift project is a Kubernetes namespace with additional
  annotations.
  
  Sample Project:
  