@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ Here's our list right now:
2828- [Urbit needs an infinitely extending packet/event log.](#log)
2929- [Urbit is a total scamcoin. It's 100% premined.](#scam)
3030- [Urbit isn't even really decentralized! It has a government!](#gov)
31+- [{Sandstorm, IPFS, Ethereum, ...} is way ahead of Urbit.](#sand)
3132- [Urbit doesn't have enough planets for every human being.](#planet)
3233- [Cloud computing is inherently non-private.](#pwned)
3334- [Urbit will never be able to call any existing code.](#code)
@@ -321,7 +322,6 @@ at best, and a hoax at worst. And of course, no one can DAO us
321322Among other things, we check it into Github. Github is not a
322323blockchain -- but still, good luck with that.
323324
324−[{Sandstorm, IPFS, Ethereum, ...} is way ahead of Urbit.](#sand)
325325<h2 id="sand">{Sandstorm, IPFS, Ethereum, ...} is way ahead of
326326Urbit.</h2>
327327
@@ -331,7 +331,7 @@ all part of each others' network effect.
331331
332332IPFS, Sandstorm, Ethereum, and Urbit can all take over the world
333333at the same time. None of them competes with the others. They
334−enable each other.
334+enable each other.
335335
336336For instance, IPFS and Urbit are both global immutable
337337namespaces. IPFS is a chord-routed, content-addressed namespace.