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content/blog/eleventy-becomes-build-awesome.md

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ tags:
 synopsis: "Sustainability? Enshittification? I have some feelings about this."
 imageURL: /img/eleventy-becomes-sigh-build-awesome/eleventy-logo.png
 imageAlt: The old Eleventy logo.
-mastodon_id: ""
+mastodon_id: "116213694439138520"
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 In case you haven't heard, Eleventy, the excellent static site generator that I
 use for this very website has been acquired by Font Awesome. As a result, it
-has been renamed to, *sigh*,
+has been renamed, *sigh*,
 [Build Awesome](https://www.11ty.dev/blog/build-awesome/). After seeing what
 happened to [Shoelace](https://shoelace.style/), I'm apprehensive
 and very much not looking forward to seeing what features get locked behind a
@@ -27,8 +27,7 @@ who feels this way either.
 
 While disappointed with this state of affairs, I'm not terribly surprised.
 Beyond the matter of funding,
-[as W. Evan Sheehan of The Darth Mall put it](https://darthmall.net/notes/2026/eleventy-build-awesome/)
-:
+[as W. Evan Sheehan of The Darth Mall put it](https://darthmall.net/notes/2026/eleventy-build-awesome/):
 
 > …the vibe of open source in the JavaScript community is a little bit different than what I think of as the broader open source movement. Open source JavaScript projects often feel a little more tied to corporations than Linux, or Python, or NeoVim.
 
@@ -46,7 +45,7 @@ code licensed under a strong copyleft license such as the GPL ensures that
 software always remains free (as in speech). Under a strong copyleft license,
 anyone can use the software for any purpose. They may study, change, improve,
 and redistribute it. But unlike permissive licenses such as the MIT license,
-they may *not* strip these rights from users at any point.
+developers may *not* strip these rights from users at any point.
 
 The goal of the free software movement is to create a
 [commons](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commons) of software that anyone is