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 So, my personal solution to the cutting edge of programming being just text files is to add even more text files!...at the end of the day, they're a really really hard thing to leave behind, especially if you'd like to preserve compatibility with any existing programming system.
 
-I wrote a shell script called "Moon Maker." Moon maker, or `mm`, lets you attach orbiting moon files to central planet files. A planet file is the one you really actually care about -- its probably a file in a projects. Moons are files that orbit a planet, places to take notes, scratch space, somewhere to try things out, or add layers of information. A moon file can have any file extension, and references the planet by it's name. Moon files live in a directory of their own, `.moons`, and each can be referenced by a unique id, or, collectively by the name of the planet they orbit. 
+I wrote a shell script called [Moon Maker](https://git.sr.ht/~eli_oat/moon-maker). Moon maker, or `mm`, lets you attach orbiting moon files to central planet files. A planet file is the one you really actually care about -- its probably a file in a projects. Moons are files that orbit a planet, places to take notes, scratch space, somewhere to try things out, or add layers of information. A moon file can have any file extension, and references the planet by it's name. Moon files live in a directory of their own, `.moons`, and each can be referenced by a unique id, or, collectively by the name of the planet they orbit. 
 
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     Moon Maker