fix: file name, missing links

[madhavanmalolan]

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  • Enhanced blog post references by adding hyperlinks to relevant profiles, tweets, and external pages for improved context and navigation.

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Hyperlinks were added to references within a blog post, providing direct links to a user's profile, a specific tweet, and an external page about proof of human identity in gaming. No substantive content or logic was changed; only contextual references were enhanced with URLs.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Blog Post Hyperlink Enhancements content/posts/thinking-about-pop-wrong.mdx	Added hyperlinks to referenced entities and external resources; updated mentions to include URLs.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

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A hop and a skip, some links I did sew,
Now readers can wander where references go.
With URLs sprinkled, the context is bright—
A rabbit’s small touch makes the blog post just right!
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

content/posts/thinking-about-pop-wrong.mdx (2)

10-10: Prefer twitter.com over x.com for wider link reliability

Some networks and link-preview generators still hard-code rules for twitter.com; x.com URLs occasionally fail to resolve or preview. Swapping to the canonical twitter.com domain avoids breakage and keeps previews consistent.

-_Thanks to [DCBuilder](https://x.com/DCbuild3r) for [inspiring](https://x.com/DCbuild3r/status/1950658416742957554) this articulation._
+_Thanks to [DCBuilder](https://twitter.com/DCbuild3r) for [inspiring](https://twitter.com/DCbuild3r/status/1950658416742957554) this articulation._

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24-24: Minor style & clarity polish for the esports paragraph

A quick wording tweak tightens the prose and drops the hyphen in “esports”, which most style-guides prefer.

-The strongest case for the need of proof of personhood that I have seen is in [competitive e-sports](https://www.razer.com/software/proof-of-human). People play e-sports from homes or non-proctored locations. So it is really hard to say if a human is playing or it's a bot. There is some beauty and appeal to seeing humans compete - even if they are worse players than a bot.
+The strongest case I’ve encountered for proof of personhood is in [competitive esports](https://www.razer.com/software/proof-of-human). Because most matches are played from home or other non-proctored environments, it is hard to know whether a human or a bot is behind the keyboard. There is beauty in watching humans compete—even if they perform worse than perfectly-tuned bots.

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