bookkeeping

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@@ -237,9 +237,10 @@ purpose is to automatically download stuff from the internet and run
 it.  Apparently this is what is expected by the youth of today.  It
 can be hit hard enough to stop it doing this, but you still run into
 the difficulty that if you use one library from the repository, you
-end up having to trust much more widely than ideal.  And at least
+end up having to trust much more widely than ideal.  At least
 Rust's repository contains larger libraries than, say node.js's, so
-the number of people you're trusting is much lower.
+the number of people you're trusting is much lower, but it's still
+troublesome.
 
 Also, as a build tool, cargo can be very inflexible.  Despite an
 official policy that cargo should be suitable for running inside
@@ -271,7 +272,7 @@ otherwise be very suited to.
 
 F======================================================================~
 
-[ rust-lang, ian.jackson@ ]
+[ rust-lang, ijackson@ ]
 
 Despite these difficulties, and of course a fair few minor
 irritations, I have found programming in Rust to be both fun and very