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 <p>And even before you get to those, in order to make it easier to clone, keeping projects small and modular helps keep things manageable.</p>
 <p>You're already doing cool stuff, just start sharing it with Git; and RSS, ATOM, siloed social networks, and unwieldy Wordpress blogs become an unecessary relic of a more fragile past.</p>
 <p>Here's some of the sources where this idea is discussed by those much smarter than me:</p>
-<a href="Archive/solderpunk_essay.html">Solderpunk: Low budget P2P content distribution with git</a>
-<a href="Archive/gordon_brander_essay.html">Gordon Brander: Saving copies of everything is like low-budget p2p</a>
+<p><a href="Archive/solderpunk_essay.html">Solderpunk: Low budget P2P content distribution with git</a></p>
+<p><a href="Archive/gordon_brander_essay.html">Gordon Brander: Saving copies of everything is like low-budget p2p</a></p>
 <p>Ploum and the Offpunk project (too much to archive here) https://ploum.net/index_all.html</p>
 <p>Ian Clarke and the Freenet project (again, too much to archive here) https://freenet.org/</p>
 <p>And many more I'll add as I can.</p>