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         <h2>About</h2>
-        <p>The "<a href="#">small web</a>" is a term for the less corporate, more independent side of the Internet -- the personal blogs, organization homepages, passion projects, and so on. The parts that aren't on Facebook, the parts people own themselves.</p>
+        <p>The "<a href="https://benhoyt.com/writings/the-small-web-is-beautiful/">small web</a>" is a term for the less corporate, more independent side of the Internet -- the personal blogs, organization homepages, passion projects, and so on. The parts that aren't on Facebook, the parts people own themselves.</p>
         <p>Thing is, if you want to have a website like this, there aren't a ton of great options. Self-hosting is, for most people, prohibitively difficult/expensive. Free services, like Github Pages, are good but barebones, and others start free but lock table-stakes features behind "pro" tiers.</p>
         <p>This is ultimately a consequence of these other platforms' business models. They were funded by and built for <i>enterprises</i>, not you.</p>
         <p>I wanted an alternative, so I built one myself! This is Cloudy But No Rain -- a batteries-included, small-tech solution for anything you can stuff into an <code>index.html</code>.</p>
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-          <div class="mt-2">The websites of CBNR are served by <a href="#">Bunny.net</a>, via SSDs located all over the world, and folks viewing your website get their copy delivered directly from Bunny. So, your sites are faster and more reliable, and CBNR going down doesn't mean your sites are down too.</div>
+          <div class="mt-2">The websites of CBNR are served by <a href="https://bunny.net/">Bunny.net</a>, via SSDs located all over the world, and folks viewing your website get their copy delivered directly from Bunny. So, your sites are faster and more reliable, and CBNR going down doesn't mean your sites are down too.</div>
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-          <div class="mt-2">This was all made by one person (<a href="#">me, Brandon</a>). I am not Amazon, Microsoft, or Google, and CBNR deliberately avoids using any of their services, at least directly. Support a less dystopian future for the Internet!</div>
+          <div class="mt-2">This was all made by one person (<a href="https://www.willett.io/about/">me, Brandon</a>). I am not Amazon, Microsoft, or Google, and CBNR deliberately avoids using any of their services, at least directly. Support a less dystopian future for the Internet!</div>
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-        <p>Every line of code that runs Cloudy But No Rain is written by hand (zero AI) and totally open-source under the AGPLv3 license, from Javascript to Golang to Kubernetes manifests. Go check it out for yourself on <a href="#">Github</a>!</p>
+        <p>Every line of code that runs Cloudy But No Rain is written by hand (zero AI) and totally open-source under the AGPLv3 license, from Javascript to Golang to Kubernetes manifests. Go check it out for yourself on <a href="https://github.com/orgs/cloudybutnorain/repositories">Github</a>!</p>
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