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 <p>Hi there readers!</p>
 
-<p>My most recent tech adventure was a hackathon called INIT 2022 (short for initiate) hosted by Major League Hacking. INIT is an event geared towards beginners and centers around learning. Unlike other hackathons, there are no prizes. It’s about preparing for the upcoming hackathon season, building on skills you already possess and adding new ones to your toolkit. While there was a point system, it was only for fun. To participate you had to join a guild (team) and earn points for your guild by completing challenges. There was leaderboard, and each point you earned for yourself also gave a point to your guild. My Guild just missed top 10, coming in 11th place. The light competitiveness made the event lively, even if getting the most points only gave you bragging rights. The event had tons of workshops available. They allowed you to follow along and learn new tech, languages or skills. This hackathon spanned over a week and a day. We were encouraged to take days off (in my case time for work) and to get sleep when necessary (no 2am workshops for me!) On the bright side most of the workshops were recorded on twitch, so if there is anything you wanted to learn but missed you can come back to it.</p>
+<p>My most recent tech adventure was a hackathon called INIT 2022 (short for initiate) hosted by <a href="https://mlh.io/" target="_blank" title="MLH website">Major League Hacking.</a> INIT is an event geared towards beginners and centers around learning. Unlike other hackathons, there are no prizes. It’s about preparing for the upcoming hackathon season, building on skills you already possess and adding new ones to your toolkit. While there was a point system, it was only for fun. To participate you had to join a guild (team) and earn points for your guild by completing challenges. There was leaderboard, and each point you earned for yourself also gave a point to your guild. My Guild just missed top 10, coming in 11th place. The light competitiveness made the event lively, even if getting the most points only gave you bragging rights. The event had tons of workshops available. They allowed you to follow along and learn new tech, languages or skills. This hackathon spanned over a week and a day. We were encouraged to take days off (in my case time for work) and to get sleep when necessary (no 2am workshops for me!) On the bright side most of the workshops were recorded on twitch, so if there is anything you wanted to learn but missed you can come back to it.</p>
 
 <p>Today I will be writing about the 3 of the challenges I participated in. I found this hackathon easy-going. Most of the intermediate challenges were being sponsored by specific software I didn’t need. Instead, I found myself doing a lot of beginner level and no-code challenges.</p>