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@@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ through a focus on developer choice and availability. We provide financial suppo
 make IPFS accessible to more developer communities.
 
 We recently ran [the Spring 2025 grant cycle for utilities](https://ipfsgrants.io/utility-grants/), which supports
-developers creating essential utilities, libraries, and tooling. It was a tight competition with strong contenders
+developers creating essential utilities, libraries, and tooling for the IPFS ecosystem. It was a tight competition with strong contenders
 and we're delighted with the grantees who came out of this round.
 
-## rsky-satnav from Rudy Fraser, BlackSky
+## rsky-satnav CAR Explorer from Rudy Fraser, BlackSky
 
-If you're anywhere near work on the [AT Protocol](https://atproto.com/) then you surely know Rudy, among other things for his
+If you're anywhere near work on the [AT Protocol](https://atproto.com/) then you surely know Rudy Fraser, among other things for his
 work on [BlackSky](https://www.blackskyweb.xyz/) and the [rsky](https://github.com/blacksky-algorithms/rsky)
 (say "risky") projects.
 
@@ -34,17 +34,17 @@ in one bundle, and AT Protocol PDSs rely on them for data exports. But end users
 dealing with CAR files challenging due to a lack of tooling. We really look forward to playing with rsky-satnav
 ourselves!
 
-## CAR indexing from Ben Lau, Starling Lab
+## CAR Indexing from Ben Lau, Basile Simon, and Yurko Jaremko, Starling Lab
 
 Another issue with CAR files is that they are as diverse as the data usecases and ergonomics of the IPFS ecosystem:
 while Filecoin uploading returns a CAR file, it sidesteps the UnixFS and thus most CAR tooling cannot reconstruct or
-navigate its contents. As these big-data archive files are not introspectable with UnixFS tools, Lau's team is open-sourcing
+navigate its contents. As these big-data archive files are not introspectable with UnixFS tools, the [Starling Lab](https://starlinglab.org/) team is open-sourcing
 some indexing tools they created internally which create a _private index_ of Filecoin uploads, rounding out a historic
 tooling/interop gap in the ecosystem.
 
-Ben and team at [Starling Lab](https://starlinglab.org/) are developing a browser-based tool to help
-locate the content of [Filecoin CAR archives](https://spec.filecoin.io/systems/filecoin_files/piece/), without relying on
-public indexing services. This is a stepping stone to more general solutions for indexing. It's definitely going to
+Ben, Basile, and Yurko are developing a browser-based tool to help
+locate contents within [Filecoin CAR archives](https://spec.filecoin.io/systems/filecoin_files/piece/), without relying on
+public indexing services. This is a stepping stone to more general solutions for CAR indexing. It's definitely going to
 boost that part of the ecosystem!
 
 ## DASL Testing from Cole Anthony Capilongo, Hypha Worker Co-operative
@@ -55,12 +55,11 @@ a random piece of paper isn't that the standard was blessed by a special standar
 plenty of worthlessly blessed pieces of paper out there — but rather that the standard has a comprehensive test
 suite passed by multiple independent production-quality implementations.
 
-With this in mind, we're excited to also support [Cole](https://hypha.coop/people/#Cole%20Anthony%20Capilongo)
+With this in mind, we're excited to also support [Cole Anthony Capilongo](https://hypha.coop/people/#Cole%20Anthony%20Capilongo)
 (from the mighty [Hypha](https://hypha.coop/) working on a test suite for [DASL](https://dasl.ing/)'s
 [dCBOR42](https://dasl.ing/dcbor42.html) (an interoperable subset of IPLD for deterministic data encoding) and
 [CIDs](https://dasl.ing/cid.html) (a usable subset of IPFS CIDs). Cole will exercise the tests against
 multiple implementations and help us fix bugs in the specifications too. It's going to be
 fan<em>test</em>ic.
 
-
 And beyond that, stay tuned: we will have more annoucements coming.