anchor.diff:  an appropriate 'Break Contract' button.
   
   ==== API Definition Information
  -If an API provider has included an API Definition for the API they are providing, you will be
  -presented with an additional link on the consumer-oriented API details page.  This link will take you
  -to a page where you can browse the detailed documentation for the API.  The detailed documentation
  -should be very helpful in learning what resources and operations are supported by the API, which will
  -aid in figuring out how precisely to consume the API.
  +If An API provider has included An API Definition for the API they are providing, you will be
  +presented with an additional link on the consumer-oriented API details page labeled "API Definition".
  +This link will take you to a page where you can browse the detailed documentation for the API.  The
  +detailed documentation should be very helpful in learning what resources and operations are
  +supported by the API, which will aid in figuring out how precisely to consume the API.
   
   ==== Managing Policies
   Just like plans and APIs, client apps can have configured policies. The 'Policies' tab will present a
  
positive.code: API endpoints table by clicking the '>' icon in the first column.  The resulting details will help you
  figure out the appropriate endpoint to use for a particular managed API.
  
  === Versioning
  Many of the entities in the API Manager support multiple simultaneous versions.  These include the
  following:
  
negative.code: section above), the API Gateway can be used to make managed calls to the APIs it knows about.  A
  managed API can be invoked as though the back-end API were being invoked directly, with the
  exception that the endpoint is obviously different.  The specific endpoint to use in order to invoke
  a particular API can be different based on the Gateway implementation.  However, typically the
  endpoint format is:
  
  * http://gatewayhost:port/apiman-gateway/{organizationId}/{apiId}/{version}/
  