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@@ -5,6 +5,12 @@ date: 2024-08-21T21:55:00+02:00
 
 {{< image frame="true" width="17em" float="right" src="/img/headline/firewalker-02.png" alt="Credit: Fire Walker, Youtube" >}}
 
+A small while ago, one of the webmasters at [[APNIC](https://apnic.net/)] mailed me about a series
+of guest articles they're publishing on their blog. They've been following along on my adventures at
+IPng regarding IPv4-less backbone links, and I am grateful for the opportunity to run my three
+articles about Babel and OSPF with VPP on their blog. They published the first one today, check it
+out [[here](https://blog.apnic.net/2024/08/21/vpp-with-babel/)].
+
 I started the day with writing a bunch of _NFC_ tags. I'm going to take a bunch of pins with me to
 the upcoming NOG meetings (in Oslo, Piacenza, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona), and I figured I'd add an
 RFID tag to them. The process repetitive just like making the pins is: put sticker on pin, put pin
@@ -14,8 +20,8 @@ But, I wanted to be a bit more future proof for the URLs, so I wrote a tiny java
 say tiny, I mean eight lines of javascript), that takes an URI argument, looks it up in a table, and
 redirects the user to that URL. This way, I can write links like
 [[https://ipng.ch/app/go#ntag01](https://ipng.ch/app/go#ntag01)] and then occasionally play around
-with the mapping so that tags produce new redirects without me baving to write new URLs to them. The
-power of symlinks! If you're curious, take a look at the redirector with:
+with the mapping so that tags produce new redirects without me having to write new URLs to the tags.
+The power of symlinks! If you're curious, take a look at the redirector with:
 
 ```
 $ curl https://ipng.ch/app/go/index.html