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 While searching for the right protocol, I worked on a small implementation of OAuth (v1 and v2) for a university class. On this experience I understood [what I was searching for](Requirements) with full details, I had a better view of the various qualities of an authentication protocol and I learned to [hate OAuth](OAuth_Hate) with a passion.
 
-With these premises I looked better for a little-known protocol or something that met my needs, and I could find none. Fenrir is thus the logical conclusion of my learning and searching: a protocol capable of handling cryptography like SSL/TLS, but with much better support for authentication, authorization and [federation](Federated_vs_Distributed) . Since I was building a new protocol from scratch, I decided to make it very flexible and to integrate all kinds of stuff, you can check the [Featues](Features) page for a list.
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-There is also a quick [Comparison](Comparison) page if you just want to have a quick look at how it stacks up to other protocols.
+With these premises I looked better for a little-known protocol or something that met my needs, and I could find none. Fenrir is thus the logical conclusion of my learning and searching: a protocol capable of handling cryptography like SSL/TLS, but with much better support for authentication, authorization and [federation](Federated_vs_Distributed) . Since I was building a new protocol from scratch, I decided to make it very flexible and to integrate all kinds of stuff, you can check the [Comparison](Comparison) page if you just want to have a quick look at how it stacks up to other protocols.
 
 ## How?
 
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 ### More details
 
-You can find more details in the authentication mechanism on the [Fenrir Details](Fenrir_Details) page, and then have a look at the [packet structure](Packet_Structure).
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 If you are interested in the low level details, you can look at the following pages:
+* [Packet structure](Packet_Structure): details on the transport part of Fenrir.
 * [DNSSEC Details](DNSSEC_Details): details of the data in the DNSSEC query/response.
 * [Auth_Details](Auth_Details): details on the connection establishment.
 * [Federation Details](Federation_Details): details on the federated details.
 
+For anything more, [contact me](https://www.fenrirproject.org/Fenrir/Fenrir_Project/wikis/Development#contacts), I'll be happy to explain.
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 ## How can I contribute?
 
-In the next few months the code will change a lot, It will take up until around May for it to stabilize a bit. If the Kickstarter campaign is successful enough, I will hire more developers, so check the status of the campaign if you are interested.
+In the next few months the code will change a lot, It will take up until around May for it to stabilize a bit. If the Kickstarter campaign is successful enough, I will hire more developers, so check the status of the campaign if you are interested. A [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/Luker) page might be set up, too.
 
 The [library code](https://www.fenrirproject.org/Fenrir/libFenrir) is public, yet unfinished.