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README.md

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 * Participants in the cluster can potentially access and delete data that does not belong to them.
 * Unlike polished big-tech storage platforms (e.g. Google Drive, Box, etc) there are usability challenges to adding and removing content from the storage cluster.
 * The IPFS and Tailscale software being used is open source, but the people maintaining it may change their minds, and focus on other things.
-* Tailscale makes establishing a virtual private mesh network easy using the open source Wireguard software and some of their own open source code and infrastructure. Howevver Tailscale are a company and could decide to change how they do things at any time.
+* Tailscale makes establishing a virtual private mesh network easy using the open source Wireguard software and some of their own open source code and infrastructure. However, Tailscale are a company and could decide to change how they do things at any time.
 * Tailscale doesn't have access to any of the stored data, but they do know the network topology of the IPFS cluster, and could be issued a subpoena in some jurisdictions that forces them to share who is a member of the network. Read more about this [here](https://tailscale.com/blog/tailscale-privacy-anonymity).
 
 ## Install