diff --git a/gitlab-dot-com.md b/gitlab-dot-com.md
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@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 
 There is Gitlab software, and there are services that use that
 software.  The software comes in two varieties: "*Community Edition*"
-and "*Enterprise Edition*".  The Community Edition is free software.
-These services run Gitlab as their backend:
+(CE) and "*Enterprise Edition*" (EE).  The Community Edition is free
+software.  These services run Gitlab as their backend:
 
 | host | notes |
 |---|---|
@@ -11,11 +11,10 @@ These services run Gitlab as their backend:
 | git.feneas.org | reCAPTCHA impedes registration |
 | git.hardenedbsd.org | possibly restricted to BSD efforts |
 | git.jami.net | possibly restricted to Jami efforts |
-| gitlab.com | flagship instance running the *Enterprise Edition*; uses hCAPTCHA; heavily restricted with discriminatory policies |
+| gitlab.com (EE) | flagship instance running the *Enterprise Edition*; uses hCAPTCHA; heavily restricted with discriminatory policies (noted below) |
 | gitlab.freedesktop.org | possibly restricted to Freedesktop efforts |
-| gitlab.torproject.org | possibly restricted to the Tor Project (Google reCAPTCHA [is used][GRConTP]) |
-| source.puri.sm | possibly restricted to puri.sm efforts |
-
+| gitlab.torproject.org (CE) | possibly restricted to the Tor Project (Google reCAPTCHA [is used][GRConTP]) |
+| source.puri.sm | open registration; *not* restricted to puri.sm efforts; no CAPTCHA |
 
 The rest of this article is focused on the gitlab _.com_ ***service***.
 These are the ethical problems with that specific instance:
@@ -60,10 +59,10 @@ These are the ethical problems with that specific instance:
    still be forced to run non-free software imposed by their content
    delivery network (CDN).
 1. The single most important feature of any free software repository
-is the ability to clone a project.  It is the only feature that
-secures, delivers, and enables users to exercise all software
-freedoms.  Yet gitlab.com's walled garden is so restricted that Tor
-users are not even permitted to clone a project:
+   is the ability to clone a project.  It is the only feature that
+   secures, delivers, and enables users to exercise all software
+   freedoms.  Yet gitlab.com's walled garden is so restricted that Tor
+   users are not even permitted to clone a project:
 
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