Merge pull request #71 from Elijah-Bodden/Elijah-Bodden-patch-22

Update index.html

Author: Elijah-Bodden

src/source/frontend/dist/index.html

@@ -257,10 +257,10 @@
       <div class="aboutpane rightNavPane" id="aboutpane">
         <div class="aboutHeader">About</div>
         <div id="aboutBody">
-          Hey! Welcome to Membrane, a small demo of my <a
+          Hey! Welcome to Membranexus, a small demo of my <a
             href="https://github.com/Elijah-Bodden/Membrane" style="color: #1f1f1f; text-decoration: underline;"
             target="_blank">Membrane</a>  project. While this is just a small chat app for demonstration, I originally concieved of building an entire mock internet on top of Membrane - with users freely submitting their sites and peers collaboritively hosting them. This is totally possible and sounds quite fun, so maybe I'll do it in the future.
-          <br><br>I'm pretty happy with Membrane as it stands, though. It was a pedagological project from the start - amazed by certain facts about the internet, such as how it was possible to bootstrap from nothing to a robust, centralized network, I decided the only way to truly understand it was to build my own. Membrane is basically a set of routing and networking protocols for webRTC that allow you to create robust, self-sufficient, peer-to-peer networks in the browser - acting like a meta-internet that runs over the internet. I really loved this project and everything I leaned from it - not least of which that I like making projects. Thanks for checking it out!
+          <br><br>I'm pretty happy with Membrane as it stands, though. It was a pedagological project from the start - amazed by certain facts about the internet, such as how it was possible to bootstrap from nothing to a robust, centralized network, I decided the only way to truly understand it was to build my own. Membrane is basically a set of routing and networking protocols for webRTC that allow you to create robust, self-sufficient, peer-to-peer networks in the browser - acting like a meta-internet that runs over the internet. I really loved this project and everything I learned from it - not least of which that I like making projects. Thanks for checking it out!
           <br><br><i>You can find the demo's code in /src/source/frontend on github. I'm hosting it (plus the site's STUN and TURN servers) with NGINX on lightsail. If you want more information about my hosting setup, please <a
             href="mailto:[email protected]" style="color: #1f1f1f; text-decoration: underline;"
             target="_blank">reach out!</a>!<i>