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README.md

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 * I wanted a monitoring tool that could be run with a single click, and doesn't require the installation of agents on target systems.
 * I wanted a monitoring tool that is simple to configure, without requiring programming or scripting knowledge.  
 * I wanted a monitoring tool that can visually represent the platforms that my team is monitoring.
-* I wanted a monitoring tool that distinguishes the criticallity of different events.
+* I wanted a monitoring tool that distinguishes the criticality of different events.
 * I wanted a monitoring tool that distinguishes between application failures and lower level connectivity failures.
 * I wanted a monitoring tool that articulates failures in a way that is actionable for my operations team.
-* I wanted a monitoring tool that links the systems underpinning composite platforms, and propogates failures to upstream nodes.
+* I wanted a monitoring tool that links the systems underpinning composite platforms, and propagates failures to upstream nodes.
 
 Please see [my blog](https://www.nathanhandy.blog/articles/) for further discussion of application and systems monitoring.
 
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 ## License
 
-HandyDash v1.0 is free, however it is not open-source. Please see <a href="https://github.com/Nathan-Handy/HandyDash/blob/main/LICENSE.txt">`LICENSE.txt`</a> for full license details.
+HandyDash v1.0 is free, however it is not open-source. Please see <a href="https://github.com/Nathan-Handy/HandyDash/blob/main/license/License-HandyDash-v1.0.txt">`LICENSE.txt`</a> for full license details.
 
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