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README.md

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 Spothole is a utility to aggregate "spots" from amateur radio DX clusters and xOTA spotting sites, and provide an open
 JSON API as well as a website to browse the data, and its own telnet server for integration with desktop loggers.
 
+A "main" or example server runs at [https://spothole.app](https://spothole.app/) in case you'd like to try it out.
+
 ![Screenshot](/images/screenshot.png)
 
 While there are several other web-based interfaces to DX clusters, and sites that aggregate spots from various outdoor
@@ -20,6 +22,8 @@ SOTA, WWFF, GMA, WWBOTA, HEMA, Parks 'n' Peaks, ZLOTA, WOTA, BOTA, LLOTA, WWTOTA
 Repeater Network, NG3K, and any site based on the xOTA software by nischu. It also integrates with QRZ.com and HamQTH,
 retrieves solar data from various sources, provides information about upcoming contests, and more.
 
+You can read more about Spothole on [the "About" page of the main server instance](https://spothole.app/about).
+
 ![Screenshot](/images/screenshot2.png)
 
 ![Screenshot](/images/screenshot3.png)
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 ## Thanks
 
-As well as being my work, I have also gratefully received feature patches from Steven, M1SDH.
+[Spothole's "About" page](https://spothole.app/about) contains the full details of the thanks I owe to the various
+programme teams, software library providers, bug fixers etc. The extra detail below contains the extra detail of
+specific files in this repository which are not all my own work and may be subject to other licences.
 
 The project contains GeoJSON files for CQ and ITU zones, in the `/datafiles/` directory. These are MIT-licenced and, to
 my knowledge, created by HA8TKS for his CQ and ITU zone layers for Leaflet. `/datafiles` also contains a
@@ -60,26 +66,9 @@ conference centres.
 The project contains a set of flag icons generated using the "Noto Color Emoji" font on a Debian system, in the
 `/static/img/flags/` directory.
 
-The software uses a number of Python libraries as listed in `requirements.txt`, and a number of JavaScript libraries.
-This project would not have been possible without these libraries, so many thanks to their developers.
-
-### Third Party Libraries
-
-A number of third-party libraries are self-hosted in the `/static/vendor/` directory. These files are subject to their
-own licences and are not covered by the overall licence declared in the `LICENSE` file.
-
-A number of third-party libraries are self-hosted in the `/webassets/vendor/` directory. These files are subject to
-their own licences and are not covered by the overall licence declared in the `LICENSE` file.
+The software uses a number of Python libraries as listed in `requirements.txt`, and a number of JavaScript libraries
+which are self-hosted in the `/static/vendor/` directory. This project would not have been possible without these
+libraries, so many thanks to their developers. These libraries are subject to their own licences and are not covered by
+the overall licence declared in Spothole's `LICENSE` file.
 
 Sound effects are CC0-licenced and sourced from [Pixabay](https://pixabay.com).
-
-Particular thanks go to country-files.com for providing country lookup data for amateur radio, to K0SWE
-for [this JSON-formatted DXCC data](https://github.com/k0swe/dxcc-json/), and to the developers of `pyhamtools` for
-making it easy to use country-files.com data as well as QRZ.com and Clublog lookup.
-
-Amateur radio clusters, outdoor programmes, propagation data providers etc. are almost all volunteer-run services that
-make no or little profit, and are done for the love of amateur radio. Services like Spothole, which build on top of
-them, are truly standing on the shoulders of giants. None of this would have been possible without the hard work and
-dedication of many other people within the amaetur radio community.
-
-The project's name was suggested by Harm, DK4HAA. Thanks!