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Fix: email and xmpp page

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<p><strong>Password:</strong> Use the same password that you used during registration.</p>
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<div id="email-loggedout" style="display:none">
<p>Big corporate email providers read and scan every message that passes through their servers. Your conversations become training data and ad-targeting fuel. That's not email but surveillance with an inbox attached!</p>
<p>We provide this service because privacy shouldn't be a premium feature, it should just be how things work by default. Your email here isn't mined or isn't sold, and isn't anyone's business but yours.</p>
<p>Please <a href="/signup/">sign up</a> to use this service.</p>
<p>Big corporate email providers read and scan every message that passes through their servers. Your emails become training data and ad-targeting fuel.</p>
<p>We provide this service because email privacy shouldn't be a premium feature, it should be the default! Your emails here aren't mined or sold. They aren't anyone's business but yours.</p>
<p>Please <a href="/signup/">sign up</a> to have an email account.</p>
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content/services/xmpp-account.md
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<div id="xmpp-loggedout" style="display:none">
<p>XMPP has been around since 1999, originally called Jabber, built as an open and decentralized protocol so that anyone could run their own server and still talk to anyone else. It works in the same way email works across providers. No ads reading your conversations, no algorithm deciding who sees what, no single corporation owning the network or able to shut it off. Just an open standard that's outlasted most of the "modern" chat apps that came after it.</p>
<p>Please <a href="/signup/">sign up</a> to use this service.</p>
<p>XMPP has been around since 1999, originally called Jabber. It was built as an open and decentralized protocol so that anyone could run their own server and still talk to people on other servers. It works in the same way email works across providers.</p>
<p>No ads reading your conversations, no algorithm deciding who sees what, no single corporation owning the network or able to shut it off. Just an open standard that's outlasted most of the modern chat apps that came after it.</p>
<p>Please <a href="/signup/">sign up</a> to have an XMPP account.</p>
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