start testing Vale, on service/nextcloud.md

This is pretty good, but really requires an extensive
dictionary. Right now, we use a "vocabulary", but eventually we might
want to make our own "style" with multiple plugins, in particular
because this would allow us to split the dictionnaries between
different things, like "usernames", "tech" and who knows. Right now
it's all bundled up in the same file, but as it grows, it will become
impractical.

Right now, running vale over the entire wiki yields:

 5742 errors, 0 warnings and 0 suggestions in 222 files.

In comparison, codespell finds zero errors, which is suspicious,
because there *are* errors, if only capitalisation inconsistencies,
but also actual typos like `occured`.

This is not yet in GitLab CI because i don't want to break the
pipeline right off the bat. I also feel we're getting enough into
linting that we should start looking at pre-commit so that those hooks
are correctly run on the client side before push.

.vale.ini

+StylesPath = .vale
+MinAlertLevel = suggestion
+Vocab = tpa
+
+[*.md]
+BasedOnStyles = Vale

.vale/config/vocabularies/tpa/accept.txt

+[Aa]narcat
+Ansible
+Arti
+calcurses
+colocation
+cState
+Debian
+DRBD
+gaba
+Gandi
+Ganeti
+GitHub
+GitLab
+Gitolite
+Gmail
+Gollum
+Greasemonkey
+Hetzner
+Hugo
+iCal
+ikhal
+ikiwiki
+Inkscape
+IPSec
+Isabela
+Kaniko
+kez
+khal
+Korganizer
+lavamind
+lego
+Lektor
+Linaro
+mdBook
+MediaWiki
+mkdocs
+Nagios
+Nextcloud
+Nitrokey
+NVMe
+PCIe
+pgbarman
+Podman
+Pospesel
+Riseup
+Scaleway
+Sunet
+Supermicro
+TPA
+Trac
+vdirsyncer
+VLAN
+WikiMedia
+Yubico
+YubiKey

service/nextcloud.md

 [[_TOC_]]
 
-Tor Project is using [NextCloud](https://nc.torproject.net/) as a tool for managing and sharing
+Tor Project is using [Nextcloud](https://nc.torproject.net/) as a tool for managing and sharing
 resources and for collaborative editing.
 
-Questions and bug reports are handled by Tor's NextCloud service admin
+Questions and bug reports are handled by Tor's Nextcloud service admin
 team. For bug reports, please [create a ticket][] in the
-`Service - nextcloud` component in [Trac](https://trac.torproject.org/). For questions, find us
+`Service - Nextcloud` component in [Trac](https://trac.torproject.org/). For questions, find us
 on IRC (GeKo, ln5, pospeselr, anarcat, gaba) or send email to
 `nextcloud-admin@torproject.org`.
 
@@ -46,33 +46,33 @@ on IRC (GeKo, ln5, pospeselr, anarcat, gaba) or send email to
        1. Enter a name for the device and click "Add"
        1. Log out and log in again, to verify that you got two factor
           authentication working.
-    1. In NextCloud, select Settings -> Security. The link to your
+    1. In Nextcloud, select Settings -> Security. The link to your
        settings can be found by clicking on your "user icon" in the top
        right corner. Direct link: [Settings -> Security](https://nc.torproject.net/settings/user/security).
     1. Click "Generate Backup codes" in the Two-Factor Authentication
        section of that page.
     1. Save your backup codes to a password manager of your
-       choice. These will be needed to regain access to your NextCloud
+       choice. These will be needed to regain access to your Nextcloud
        account if you ever lose your 2FA token/application.
 
 ## A note on credentials
 
-**_Don't let other people use your credentials.**_ Not even people you
-know and like. If you know someone who should have a NextCloud
+_**Don't let other people use your credentials.**_ Not even people you
+know and like. If you know someone who should have a Nextcloud
 account, let the service admins know in [a ticket][create a ticket].
 
-**_Don't let other _other_ people use your credentials.**_ Never enter
+_**Don't let _other_ people use your credentials.**_ Never enter
 your passphrase or two-factor code on any other site than Tor
-Project's NextCloud site. Lower the risk of entering your credentials
+Project's Nextcloud site. Lower the risk of entering your credentials
 to the wrong site by verifying that there's a green padlock next to
 the URL and that the URL is indeed correct.
 
-**_Don't lose your credentials.**_ This is especially important since
+_**Don't lose your credentials.**_ This is especially important since
 files are _encrypted_ in a key derived from your passphrase. To help
 deal with when a phone or hardware token is lost, you should really
 (really!) generate **Backup codes** and store those in a safe place,
 together with your passphrase. Backup codes can be used to restore
-access to your NextCloud and encrypted files. There is no other way of
+access to your Nextcloud and encrypted files. There is no other way of
 accessing encrypted files! Backup codes can be generated from the
 [Settings -> Security](https://nc.torproject.net/settings/user/security) page.
 
@@ -81,8 +81,8 @@ accessing encrypted files! Backup codes can be generated from the
 In the top left of the header-bar, you should see a "Folder" icon;
 when moused over a text label should appear beneath it that says
 Files. When clicked, you will be taken to the **Files** app and placed
-in the root of your NextCloud file directory. Here, you can upload
-local files to NextCloud, download remote files to your local storage,
+in the root of your Nextcloud file directory. Here, you can upload
+local files to Nextcloud, download remote files to your local storage,
 and share remote files across the internet. You can also perform the
 various file management operations (move, rename, copy, etc) you are
 familiar with in Explorer on Windows or Finder on macOS.
@@ -99,20 +99,20 @@ helpful views of your files.
 
 ### Upload a file
 
-Local files saved on your computer can be uploaded to NextCloud. To
+Local files saved on your computer can be uploaded to Nextcloud. To
 upload a file:
 
- 1. In the NextCloud **Files** app, navigate to the folder where you
+ 1. In the Nextcloud **Files** app, navigate to the folder where you
     want to store the file
  1. Click on the circular button with a **+** inside it (to the right
     of the little house icon)
  1. Click **Upload file** entry in the context menu
  1. Select a file to upload using your system's file browser window
 
-### Share a file or directory with another NextCloud user
+### Share a file or directory with another Nextcloud user
 
-Files stored in your NextCloud file directory can be selectively
-shared with other NextCloud users. To share a file:
+Files stored in your Nextcloud file directory can be selectively
+shared with other Nextcloud users. To share a file:
 
  1. Locate the file you wish to share (either by navigating to the
     folder it is in, by searching, or by using one of the views in the
@@ -120,8 +120,8 @@ shared with other NextCloud users. To share a file:
  1. Click the file's **Share** icon (to the right of the file name)
  1. In the pane that pops out from the right, click on the search box
     labeled **Name, federated cloud ID or email address…**
- 1. Search for the user or group you wish to share with by NextCloud
-    user id (pospeselr), email address (richard@torproject.org), or
+ 1. Search for the user or group you wish to share with by Nextcloud
+    user id (`pospeselr`), email address (`richard@torproject.org`), or
     name (Richard Pospesel) and select them from the dropdown.
  1. Optional: click on the meatball menu to the right of the shared
     user and edit the sharing options associated with the file or
@@ -131,9 +131,9 @@ shared with other NextCloud users. To share a file:
 
 ### Share a file with the internet
 
-Files can also be shared with the internet via a url. Files shared in
+Files can also be shared with the internet via a URL. Files shared in
 this fashion are read-only by default, but be mindful of what you
-share: **by default, anyone who knows the link url can download the
+share: **by default, anyone who knows the link URL can download the
 file**. To share a file:
 
  1. Locate the file you wish to share
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ file**. To share a file:
 ### Un-share files or edit their permissions
 
 If you have shared files or folders with either the internet or
-another NextCloud user, you can un-share them. To un-share a file:
+another Nextcloud user, you can un-share them. To un-share a file:
 
  1. Locate the file you wish to un-share in the **Files** app
    * All of your currently shared files and folders can be found from the **Shares** view
@@ -211,25 +211,25 @@ create and hit enter, or the arrow.
 ### A few gotchas with collaborative editing
 
 Behind the scenes, when a user opens a document for editing, the
-document is being copied from the NextCloud server to the document
+document is being copied from the Nextcloud server to the document
 editing server. Once all editing sessions are closed, the document is
-being copied back to NextCloud. This behavior makes the following
+being copied back to Nextcloud. This behavior makes the following
 information important.
 
- * **_The document editing server copies documents from NextCloud**_,
+ * _**The document editing server copies documents from Nextcloud**_,
    so while a document is open for editing it will differ from the
-   version stored in NextCloud. The effect of this is that downloads
-   from NextCloud will show a different version than the one currently
+   version stored in Nextcloud. The effect of this is that downloads
+   from Nextcloud will show a different version than the one currently
    being edited.
 
- * **_A document is stored back to NextCloud 10 seconds after all
+ * _**A document is stored back to Nextcloud 10 seconds after all
    editing sessions for that document have finished.**_ This means
    that as long as there's a session open, active or idle, the
    versions will differ.  If either the document server breaks or the
-   connection between NextCloud and the document server breaks it is
-   possible that there'll be data loss.
+   connection between Nextcloud and the document server breaks it is
+   possible that there will be data loss.
 
- * **_An idle editing session expires after 5 minutes.**_ This helps
+ * _**An idle editing session expires after 5 minutes.**_ This helps
    making sure the document will not hang indefinitely in the document
    editing server even if a user leaves a browser tab open.
 
@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ which could be of interest.
 
 First create a Nextcloud "App" password by logging into the Nextcloud web interface, and then go to your profile->Settings->Security->Create a new App Password. Give it a name and then copy the randomly generated password (you cannot see the password again after you are finished!), then click Done.
 
-Install DAVx^5 from [F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/at.bitfire.davdroid/) or the [Playstore](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bitfire.davdroid&referrer=utm_source%3Dhomepage) This program will synchronize with nextcloud your calendars and contacts and is Free. Launch it and press the "+" to add a new account. Pick "Login with URL and username". Set Base URL: "nc.torproject.org", put your nextcloud username into "Username" and then the App password that you generated previously into the "Password" field, click Login. Under Create Account, make your Account name your email address, then click Create Account. Then click the CalDAV tab and select the calendars you wish to sync and then press the round orange button with the two arrows in the bottom right to begin the synchronization. You can also sync your contacts, if you store them in Nextcloud, by clicking the CardDav tab and selecting things there.
+Install DAVx^5 from [F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/at.bitfire.davdroid/) or the [Play store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.bitfire.davdroid&referrer=utm_source%3Dhomepage) This program will synchronize with Nextcloud your calendars and contacts and is Free. Launch it and press the "+" to add a new account. Pick "Login with URL and username". Set Base URL: "nc.torproject.org", put your Nextcloud username into "Username" and then the App password that you generated previously into the "Password" field, click Login. Under Create Account, make your Account name your email address, then click Create Account. Then click the CalDAV tab and select the calendars you wish to sync and then press the round orange button with the two arrows in the bottom right to begin the synchronization. You can also sync your contacts, if you store them in Nextcloud, by clicking the CardDav tab and selecting things there.
 
 For more information, [check the Nextcloud documentation](https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/user_manual/en/groupware/sync_android.html)
 
@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ two-factor-authentication enabled on their account.
  2. Select Settings
  3. On the left bar, select Security
  4. A list of topics will appear: “Password, Two-factor
-    Authentication, Passwordless Authentication, Devices & Session”
+    Authentication, Password-less Authentication, Devices & Session”
  5. Go to Devices & Session, on the field “App name” create a name for
     your phone, like “iPhone Calendar” and click on “Create new app
     password”
@@ -299,8 +299,7 @@ Then, you can follow the Nextcloud settings, take your phone:
 
 Done!
 
-Note: the above instructions come from [this tutorial by Narrira
-Lemos](https://narrira.medium.com/sync-your-nextcloud-calendar-on-iphone-398aecc2d5bc).
+Note: the above instructions come from [this tutorial](https://narrira.medium.com/sync-your-nextcloud-calendar-on-iphone-398aecc2d5bc).
 
 ### Mac, Windows, Linux: Thunderbird
 
@@ -312,9 +311,9 @@ In order to use the calendar, you need to first generate an App password, and th
 
 First create a Nextcloud "App" password by logging into the Nextcloud web interface, and then go to your profile->Settings->Security->Create a new App Password. Give it a name and then copy the randomly generated password (you cannot see the password again after you are finished!), then click Done. Note: if you did this previously for Android, its not a bad idea to have a separate App Password for Thunderbird, that way you can revoke the Android password, if you lose your device, and still have access to your Thunderbird calendar.
 
-Simply go to Tools->Addons and Themes->Search->Tbsync install. Then in the Tbsync preferences -> Account Actions -> Add new account -> Caldav & CardDav -> install the plugin for this connector.
+Simply go to Tools->Addons and Themes->Search->`Tbsync` install. Then in the `Tbsync` preferences -> Account Actions -> Add new account -> CalDAV & CardDAV -> install the plugin for this connector.
 
-Then under the Tbsync preferences, you pick "Account actions" in the lower left, then "Add new account" -> "CalDAV & CardDAV". Then pick "Automatic Configuration". Put an account name (your choice), your Nextcloud username, your App Password you generated previously and then for Server URL, just put "nc.torproject.org" and click "Next".
+Then under the `Tbsync` preferences, you pick "Account actions" in the lower left, then "Add new account" -> "CalDAV & CardDAV". Then pick "Automatic Configuration". Put an account name (your choice), your Nextcloud username, your App Password you generated previously and then for Server URL, just put "nc.torproject.org" and click "Next".
 
 Now just select the calendars you wish to synchronize and click "Synchronize now", and you should be all set.
 
@@ -328,9 +327,9 @@ be good choices depending on your favorite Linux desktop.
 Untested. GNOME Calendar doesn't display time zones which is probably
 a deal breaker.
 
-### Commandline tools: vdirsyncer, ikhal, calcurses
+### Command line tools: vdirsyncer, ikhal, calcurses
 
-[vdirsyncer](https://github.com/pimutils/vdirsyncer) is the hardcode, commandline tool to synchronize
+[vdirsyncer](https://github.com/pimutils/vdirsyncer) is the hardcore, command line tool to synchronize
 calendars from a remote CalDAV server to a local directory, and
 back. It does nothing else. vdirsyncer is somewhat tricky to configure
 and to use, and doesn't deal well with calendars that disappear.
@@ -350,13 +349,13 @@ TODO
 
 ## Showing UTC times in weekly calendar view
 
-This [TimeZoneChallenged.user.js](https://people.torproject.org/~ma1/userscripts/TimeZoneChallenged.user.js) [GreaseMonkey script](https://www.greasespot.net/) allows
+This [TimeZoneChallenged.user.js](https://people.torproject.org/~ma1/userscripts/TimeZoneChallenged.user.js) [Greasemonkey script](https://www.greasespot.net/) allows
 you to see the UTC time next to your local time in the left column of
 the Nextcloud Calendar's "weekly" view.
 
 To install it:
 
- 1. [install the Greasmonkey add-on](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/) if not already done
+ 1. [install the Greasemonkey add-on](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/) if not already done
  2. in the extension, select "new user script"
  3. copy paste the above script and save
  4. in the extension, select the script, then "user script options"