Tidy up use of first person in docs. Since I don't run the only server, referring to "me" in the docs was ambiguous and probably reads oddly to the other server owners.

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@@ -34,20 +34,20 @@
         </li>
     </ol>
     <p>Spothole's web interface exists not just for the end user, but also as a reference implementation for the API, so
-        I have chosen to demonstrate both methods of filtering.</p>
+        it demonstrates both methods of filtering.</p>
     <h4 class="mt-4">How is this better than DXheat, DXsummit, POTA's own website, etc?</h4>
     <p>It's probably not? But it's nice to have choice.</p>
     <p>I think it's got three key advantages over those sites:</p>
     <ol>
         <li>It provides a public, <a href="/apidocs">well-documented API</a> with an <a href="/apidocs/openapi.yml">OpenAPI
             specification</a>. Other sites don't have official APIs or don't bother documenting them publicly, because
-            they want people to use their web page. I like Spothole's web page, but you don't have to use it&mdash;if
+            they want people to use their web page. Spothole has a nice web page too, but you don't have to use it&mdash;if
             you're a programmer, you can build your own software on Spothole's API. Spothole does the hard work of
             taking all the various data sources and providing a consistent, well-documented data set. You can then do
             the fun bit of writing your own application.
         </li>
-        <li>It grabs data from a lot more sources. I've seen other sites that pull in DX Cluster and POTA spots
-            together, but nothing on the scale of what Spothole supports.
+        <li>It grabs data from a lot more sources. Other sites pull in DX Cluster and spots from a few "on the air"
+            activities together, but nothing on the scale of what Spothole supports.
         </li>
         <li>Spothole is open source, so anyone can contribute the code to support a new data source or add new features,
             and share them with the community.
@@ -70,9 +70,9 @@
         waiting around three minutes to see a newly added spot, or 40 minutes to see a newly added alert.</p>
     <h4 class="mt-4">What licence does Spothole use?</h4>
     <p>Spothole's source code is licenced under the Public Domain. You can write a Spothole client, run your own server,
-        modify it however you like, you can claim you wrote it and charge people £1000 for a copy, I don't really mind.
-        (Please don't do the last one. But if you're using my code for something cool, it would be nice to hear from
-        you!)</p>
+        modify it however you like, you can claim you wrote it and charge people £1000 for a copy, it really doesn't
+        matter. (Please don't do the last one. But if you're using Spothole's code for something cool, its developer,
+        <a href="https://ianrenton.com">Ian, M0TRT</a>, would love to hear from you!)</p>
     <h4 class="mt-4">What commands are supported in the telnet server?</h4>
     <p>Currently, <code>exit</code>, and nothing else. Support for some DXSpider-like commands may be added to Spothole
         in due course, but at the moment if you want to add Spothole as a telnet cluster data source to your desktop