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-# Ben Morrison runs BSD
+Hi everyone! I'm a geek from the US.
 
-I'm a geek from [Acadiana](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acadiana) who,
-instead of growing up to be a commercial fisherman or work at an oil
-refinery, opted to partake in a more digital future.
-
 Initially, my introduction to this world was Red Hat Linux 7.0 around
-the summer of 2000. I loved it. After distro-hopping through Slackware,
-Debian, and Gentoo, I settled on an early release of Arch Linux around
-2003.
+the summer of 2000.  I loved it.  After distro-hopping through
+Slackware, Debian, and Gentoo, I settled on an early release of Arch
+Linux around 2003.
 
 I continued to stay in the Linux world for many years, until a bit after
-the systemd change-over. Around 2013, I made the jump to [OpenBSD] after
-having been fascinated by it for many years. It always seemed like the
-mythical "perfect UNIX-like OS" to me. The saying is "Don't meet your
-heroes", but in this case, it was wonderful.
+the systemd change-over.  Around 2013, I made the jump to OpenBSD after
+having been fascinated by it for many years.
 
-I quickly dove in and felt at home in the OpenBSD world. Later, I would
+I quickly dove in and felt at home in the OpenBSD world.  Later, I would
 opt to use FreeBSD on my laptop for more bleeding-edge software and
 slightly better desktop performance, but OpenBSD still has a place in my
 heart.
 
 In November 2018, after hanging around this strange, but cozy, place
 called the "Tildeverse," where retro computing and shell accounts are
-all the rage, I realized there were no major BSD options. That's when I
-decided to open up [tilde institute](https://tilde.institute) as the
-home of OpenBSD in our corner of the internet. It's even been featured
-on the BSD Now podcast! Episode 294 plugs the project. If social UNIX is
-your thing, come join us! We hang out on IRC, slap together various
-coding projects, and have a lot of fun doing it all.
+all the rage, I realized there were no major BSD options.  That's when I
+decided to open up [tilde.institute](https://tilde.institute) as the
+home of OpenBSD in our corner of the internet.  It's even been featured
+on the *BSD Now* podcast!  Episode 294 plugs the project.  If social
+UNIX is your thing, come join us!  We hang out on IRC, slap together
+various coding projects, and have a lot of fun doing it all.
 
 Keep running BSD, everyone!
 
-Ben Morrison<br>
-[keybase.io/benmorrison](https://keybase.io/benmorrison)<br>
-[gbmor.dev](https://gbmor.dev)
+[Ben Morrison](https://gbmor.dev)
 
-_[26 Aug 2019](/raw/people/benmorrison.md)_
-
-[FreeBSD]: https://www.freebsd.org/
-[OpenBSD]: https://www.openbsd.org/
+_[17 Jul 2020](/raw/people/benmorrison.md)_