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 [4]: https://gohugo.io/content-management/image-processing/
 [5]: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/8598
 
-Most of what I post on this site are these monthly [dispatches][6] that start with what my family's been up to in the last month and include several high-resolution photos. Last week, I was reading Elliot Jay Stocks' "[2023 in review][7]," and he's adamant about not posting photos of his kids. That inspired me to take another crack at getting dithered images working -- I take a lot of joy out of documenting our family life, and low-res, dithered images strike a good balance between giant full-color photos and not showing people in photos at all. And to add another wrinkle: this site is [open source][8], so I also needed to ensure that the source images wouldn't be available on GitHub.
+Most of what I post on this site are these monthly [dispatches][6] that start with what my family's been up to in the last month and include several high-resolution photos. Last week, I was reading Elliot Jay Stocks' "[2023 in review][7]," and he's adamant about not posting photos of his kids. That inspired me to take another crack at getting dithered images working -- I take a lot of joy out of documenting our family life, and low-res, dithered images strike a good balance between giant full-color photos and not showing people in photos at all. And to add another wrinkle: this site is [open source][8], so I also needed to ensure that the source images wouldn't be available on SourceHut.
 
 [6]: /tags/dispatch/
 [7]: https://elliotjaystocks.com/blog/2023-in-review