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 ### Hacktoberfest 2023 and Lessons Learned
 
-Since 2018, I've been not only participating, but opening up an open source repostiroy of mine for contributions with [Hacktoberfest](https://hacktoberfest.com/). This was Hacktoberfest's 10th year and I've contributed for most of them, but the desire to contribute a repository was born from a desire to share something fun and help others gain in the ways of open source contribution. This year didn't go perfectly, they never do, and I had to learn a few things, which I usually do. Primarily of note this year was that the amount of traffic my humble repo got was significantly larger than any previous year. How much more? One eager individual submitted 17 PRs immediately and all together, which is more than I had a couple of years. Here's some data for those that like such things.
+Since 2018, I've been not only participating, but opening up an open source repository of mine for contributions with [Hacktoberfest](https://hacktoberfest.com/). This was Hacktoberfest's 10th year and I've contributed for most of them, but the desire to contribute a repository was born from a desire to share something fun and help others gain in the ways of open source contribution. This year didn't go perfectly, they never do, and I had to learn a few things, which I usually do. Primarily of note this year was that the amount of traffic my humble repo got was significantly larger than any previous year. How much more? One eager individual submitted 17 PRs immediately and all together, which is more than I had a couple of years. Here's some data for those that like such things.
 
 ![spreadsheet screenshot of by year values of opened vs merged PRs and expressed as a bar chart](./images/pr_data_and_graph.png)