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@@ -18,4 +18,4 @@ Generally speaking the application itself is very simple - a landing page prompt
 
 I'm mostly familiar with SvelteKit, but Tailwind was new to me. While I'm not in love with it, having a pre-built CSS framework allowed me to build quickly, and the CSS files are relatively small. Cramming all the CSS into the =class= of an element can get out of hand very quickly, though, so I'm not entirely sold on it. All that said, the site packs down to 55.17kB (29.21kB transferred) for the landing page and about 63.3kB (33.7kB) for the card page itself (I say about because I had to manually calculate the value - so I might be slightly off). This doesn't take into account caching, and most assets are cached. Of course a site without SvelteKit and/or Tailwind might pack down smaller, and could be built with server side rendering for an even smaller footprint if we wanted. But the focus of this excersize, for lack of better term, was around Edge Functions and their speed, and Tailwind.
 
-Overall, I'm happy with the result, and it will serve its purpose at FWA. I plan to attach at least one NFC sticker to the back of my custom badge that links to [[https://fursona.gmem.ca/gmem.ca][my own page]]. I hope that some others also find it helpful, and that it encourages adoption of the well-known schema. If you do find me at FWA, I'd be more than happy to program a sticker for your page as well!
+Overall, I'm happy with the result, and it will serve its purpose at FWA. I plan to attach at least one NFC sticker to the back of my custom badge that links to [[https://fursona.gmem.ca/gmem.ca][my own page]]. I hope that some others also find it helpful, and that it encourages adoption of the well-known schema. If you do find me at FWA, I'd be more than happy to program a sticker for your page as well! And thank you to everyone who has taken time to help test the application and suggest improvements. I'm planning to continue iterating on the application over time, as needed.