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  <p>
   I regularly work on software projects that I make publicly available. Below is
-  a selected few of my projects that I am either currently working on or am
-  currenty the most proud of. If you want to see all of the open source projects
-  that I have worked on in the past, feel free to checkout the github or
-  snorbaart links above!
+  a selected few of my projects that I am either currently working on or am the
+  most proud of. If you want to see all of the open source projects that I have
+  worked on in the past, feel free to checkout the github or snorbaart links
+  above!
  </p>
 
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   <a href="projects/gitea-api-protector/index.html" class="card">
-   <header>Gitea Api Protector</header>
+   <header>Gitea API Protector</header>
    <p>
     Shield your gitea API from bad actors on public instances.
    </p>

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 <section>
- <header>Who Would This Be Useful For?</header>
+ <header>Who Might This Be Useful For?</header>
  <section>
   <header>The Lone Selfhoster</header>
   <p>
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   <header>The Cloud-Native Company</header>
   <p>
    While it hasn't been tested in large deployments, I think that this DNS YAML
-   could theoretically be a great addition for large bodies of people who work
-   on applications within the same infrastructure. Traditionally, DNS records
-   are something that is managed by sysadmins who edit zone files by hand, or
-   through self-service UIs that some employees are allowed to acces. If one
-   were to, in stead, use version controlled DNS YAML documents in combination
-   with CI/CD, the following things would be achieved:
+   could be a great addition for large bodies of people who work on applications
+   within the same infrastructure. Traditionally, DNS records are managed by
+   sysadmins who edit zone files by hand, or through self-service UIs that some
+   employees are allowed to acces. If one were to, in stead, use version
+   controlled DNS YAML documents in combination with CI/CD, the following things
+   would be achieved:
   </p>
 
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projects/gitea-api-protector/index.html

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+<header>Gitea API Protector</header>
+<p>
+ I built the Gitea API Protector in response to a request for help that
+ maintainers of <a href="https://codeberg.org">codeberg.org</a> put out on the
+ fediverse in january of 2020. Codeberg was (and probably still is) one of the
+ largest public <a href="https://gitea.io">gitea</a>  instances and as such was
+ having trouble with spam bots that would create spam issues on repositories
+ using the API. My solution was to lock new users out of API access and have
+ them apply for it through a pull request they could create using the gitea web
+ UI. The people from codeberg
+ were <a href="https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/9847#issuecomment-575799090">interested</a>,
+ but in the end they didn't end up going with my solution. Nevertheless the
+ software is fully functional and the codebase is small enough for people to
+ change it for their own use cases if they so desired.
+</p>
+
+<p>
+ A more elaborate explanation of the technical details an setup instructions can
+ be found in the README of the repository
+ on <a href="https://github.com/hugot/gitea-api-protector">github</a> or
+ on <a href="https://codeberg.org">codeberg.org</a>.
+</p>
+
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