diff --git a/content/english/posts/hello-world.md b/content/english/posts/hello-world.md
index 33ed2f6..bdb65c5 100644
--- a/content/english/posts/hello-world.md
+++ b/content/english/posts/hello-world.md
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ basically every website is a dispenser of bits, and it is only thanks to our
 beloved browsers we are able to actually "consume" what is distributed in the
 first place.
 
-{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/engiwithdispenser.png" alt="Engineer with
-his dispenser" caption="Engineer class with a dispenser. Thanks to [Team
+{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/engiwithdispenser.png" alt=`Engineer with
+his dispenser` caption=`Engineer class with a dispenser. Thanks to [Team
 Fortress wiki](https://wiki.teamfortress.com) for providing the image I
-shamelessly downloaded from them" >}}
+shamelessly downloaded from them` >}}
 
 I hope Valve will not sue me for taking that assed as my website favicon. I
 swear I will change it, a day. Pinky promise.
@@ -105,9 +105,9 @@ simple motives:
 2. in order to achieve a good response time, a CDN or some sort of caching is
    necessary (even if the application is stored in a distributed file system)
 
-{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/fleek.png" caption="Fleek website, that I
-used to automate my deployment on IPFS and my DNS update" alt="The fleek website
-screenshot" class="right" >}}
+{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/fleek.png" caption=`Fleek website, that I
+used to automate my deployment on IPFS and my DNS update` alt=`The fleek website
+screenshot` class="right" >}}
 
 Finally, in order to achieve full automation with DNS updates, I would have
 needed to implement and use NameCheap APIs (currently it is the DNS provider I
@@ -129,6 +129,12 @@ imagine, provides multiple benefits:
   for me
 * I can focus on writing posts after dinner instead of scratching my head trying
   to understand why the website does not load/the DNS is not properly updated
+  
+The only downside to this approach is that Fleek provides limitations on how
+much data and bandwith you can host. At the time of writing, you can only host
+up to 3GB (enough for this website) and have a 50GB bandwith (that's ok for now)
+for the free version. [Upgrading you account](https://fleek.co/pricing/) to one
+of the available plans give you extra space and bandwith.
 
 ## Future improvements