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@@ -10,11 +10,12 @@ so there are a lot of existing sites and sources I am going to be offloading to
 
 But I also have a vision of a site for material which doesn't fit well
 in existing sources, about any free software, and has some
-opionionatedness / style that official documentation does not generally
+opinionatedness / style that official documentation does not generally
 afford. One very common and annoying practice of people who do good
 writing on technical topics is to use a blog or site which doesn't
 invite collaboration and improvement by others. So... I've started
-[ofswiki.org](https://ofswiki.org).
+[ofswiki.org](https://ofswiki.org) (update Aug 2019, Ive retired
+it. blog post forthcoming).
 
 It's really easy to setup a basic Mediawiki instance. Of course, I had to geek
 out on it. That process became the [first