Customer feedback (#29)

* Removing FAQ.md as it's contents are added to FAQs.md

* Fixing the link for Getting started with CL examples

Author: deeppat

FAQ.md

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-AWS FPGA HDK is the official kit for developing an Amazon FPGA Image (AFI) which can be loaded on FPGAs in FPGA-enabled EC2 instances (i.e. F1 Instance). 
+AWS FPGA HDK is the official kit for developing an Amazon FPGA Image (AFI) which can be loaded on FPGAs in FPGA-enabled EC2 instances (i.e. F1 Instance).
 
 Check out the [release notes](../RELEASE_NOTES.md) for information about the latest bug fixes, updates, and features added to the HDK.
 
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 ### Try out a "Hello World" example and others
 
-The [Getting started with CL examples](./cl/examples/Getting_Started_With_CL_Examples.md) walks you through how to build, register, and use an AFI. 
+The [Getting started with CL examples](./cl/examples/README.md) walks you through how to build, register, and use an AFI. 
 The [Hello World readme](./cl/examples/cl_hello_world/README.md) provides the steps to build an AFI from the provided Hello World example CL, and how to load it on an F1 instance.
 Other examples are available in the [examples directory](./cl/examples), each with its own README.md file.
 
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 ### Does the HDK support dynamic Partial Reconfiguration?
 The HDK supports dynamic partial reconfiguration (PR) of the Custom Logic.  Each AFI is actually a partial bitstream, and AFI's can be swapped during operation.  Using [FPGA Management Tools provided by the SDK](../sdk/management/fpga_image_tools), the users can load/unload AFIs from within the instance.   **NOTE: Users can only load/unload AFI-id(s) that have been associated a priori to the instance-id or the AMI-id**
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