fix: TMYG14

Author: leohhhn

posts/2025-02-12_tmyg-14/README.md

@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ authors: [Kouteki]
 
 # The More You Gno 14: Mainnet Beta Checkpoint
 
-Our work on the gno.land mainnet beta is in the final stages, so let's recap the remaining work. We've also launched a DevOps hub, and we're getting ready to launch Test6. It's gonna be a busy quarter!
+We're nearing the final stages of the gno.land mainnet beta, so let's go over what's left. We've also launched a DevOps hub and are preparing for the Test6 launch. It's going to be a busy quarter!
 
 ## Mainnet Beta Progress
 
 There are several key components that we need to complete before we launch the mainnet beta:
 * [Constitution](https://github.com/gnolang/genesis) is being written, and we're looking for feedback. If you want to be part of the history, open an issue or a PR, leave comments and present your case.
-* [Realm ownership spec](https://github.com/gnolang/gno/issues/2743) is a critical piece that will dictate how realms interact with one another. ADD MORE DETAILS AFTER MONDAY
+* [Realm ownership spec](https://github.com/gnolang/gno/issues/2743) is a critical piece that will dictate how realms interact with one another.
 * [GovDAO v3](https://github.com/gnolang/gno/issues/3078) is a unique realm tasked with governing the chain; it consists of contributors organized into multiple tiers.
 * [Token lock & params keeper](https://github.com/gnolang/gno/pull/3176) allows us to lock token transfers, except for paying gas fees to add a package or call a contract. The restriction will eventually be unlocked through a GovDAO vote.
 * [Garbage collector](https://github.com/gnolang/gno/issues/266) is capable of synchronous garbage collection, greatly reducing memory allocation and costs.
@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ Onbloc is a Seoul-based company that's an active contributor on the gno.land pro
 
 We traveled to Brussels for FOSDEM 2025, one of the world’s largest and most influential open-source gatherings. This year marked FOSDEM’s 25th anniversary, drawing over 5,000 developers, engineers, and enthusiasts from across the globe.
 
-Attending FOSDEM was inspiring, a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when people collaborate in a free, transparent, and open way. The depth of knowledge shared, the engaging discussions, and the sheer diversity of topics, from robotics and simulations to the Go ecosystem, highlight the incredible breadth of open-source innovation, and what’s possible when people build together. It went beyond code, FOSDEM was a first-hand experience to witness the global community driven by a shared ethos.
-Check out the recap blog post [here](https://gno.land/r/gnoland/blog:p/fosdem-2025).
+Attending FOSDEM was inspiring, and a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when people collaborate in a free, transparent, and open way. The depth of knowledge shared, the engaging discussions, and the sheer diversity of topics, from robotics and simulations to the Go ecosystem, highlight the incredible breadth of open-source innovation, and what’s possible when people build together. It went beyond code, FOSDEM was a first-hand experience to witness the global community driven by a shared ethos.
+Check out the recap blog post [here](/r/gnoland/blog:p/fosdem-2025).
 
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