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 relies on [age](https://age-encryption.org/v1) for encryption. Optionally it uses a 
 [yubikey](https://developers.yubico.com/PIV/) for encryption of the age key.
 
-The main goal of `privage` is to have your secrets (credentials and other
+The main goal of privage is to have your secrets (credentials and other
 files) securely backed up in untrusted 3-party repositories whitout revealing
 any secret information (not even the file name) to those 3-party repositories.
 
 
 **WARNING: The author is not a cryptographer, and the code has not been reviewed. Use at your own risk.**
 
-You may want to use `privage` if:
+You may want to use privage if:
 
 - You want to have your encrypted credentials and other secrets files in a revision control system repository (ex: git)
 - You want to have backups of this repository in untrusted 3 party services (github, gitlab, bitbucket)
 - You do not want to leak any information (not even the name of the files) in
   case of a breach of those 3 party services, which you otherwise should always assume.
-  `privage` guarantees not leaking information because it also encrypts the metadata of the files. 
+  privage guarantees not leaking information because it also encrypts the metadata of the files. 
 - You want to have one encrypted file per credential or secret file.
-- You trust the computer running `privage`. `privage` uses unencrypted `age`
+- You trust the computer running privage. `privage` uses unencrypted `age`
   keys, following the reasoning
   [here](https://github.com/FiloSottile/age#passphrase-protected-key-files).
-  `privage` supports yubikeys to encrypt the age secret key.  
+  privage supports yubikeys to encrypt the age secret key.  
 
 
 # Features