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@@ -18,7 +18,9 @@ So I made something in Bash, with a few abstractions to make certain
interactions less annoying to do manually every time. This used to be called
`tyilnet`, but I've discussed the setup with a few people on IRC, and decided it
would be a fun project to make it a bit more agnostic, so other people could
-also easily start using it. This resulted in the creation of [Bashtard]().
+also easily start using it. This resulted in the creation of
+[Bashtard](https://git.tyil.nl/bashtard/), pronounced as "bash", followed by
+"tard".
It works by simply writing Bash scripts to do the configuration, and provides
abstractions for using the system's package manager, service manager, and some