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@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ OK, so you're probably thinking, let's run this thing and test it out! Not so fa
 
 Now would probably be a good time to talk about the elephant in the room: Mastodon. I [like to say](https://social.exozy.me/@a/109712197207851220) that the reference implementation and test suite for ActivityPub is Mastodon. Why? Because there's no official reference implementation and the official test suite has been unmaintained for years. Mastodon is so large that everyone prioritizes compatibility with it and doing things the Mastodon way, such as using WebFinger and HTTP signatures, which aren't even in the ActivityPub spec.
 
-Wait a minute, WebWhat? If you think about it, our current implementation is not-exactly user friendly. Actually, there are probably exactly two people in the world who know how to use it, you and me. One huge problem is your identifier is some long URL! Like if Billiam tells you, shoot me a paper airplane to `https://centipete.exozy.me/users/billiam.jsonld`, you're going to think he's crazy.
+Wait a minute, WebWhat? If you think about it, our current implementation is not-exactly user friendly (for a number of reasons 😄). Actually, there are probably exactly two people in the world who know how to use it, you and me. One huge problem is your identifier is some long URL! Like if Billiam tells you, shoot me a paper airplane to `https://centipete.exozy.me/users/billiam.jsonld`, you're going to think he's crazy.
 
 Mastodon's solution is to use the WebFinger standard. You get a nice, short cozy username like `@billiam@centipete.exozy.me`, but internally, it's gotta be translated to the long URL version. To do that, simply fetch `https://centipete.exozy.me/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:billiam@centipete.exozy.me`, and it'll hand you some JSON:
 ```json