fix casing of Node-RED

Author: Dave Conway-Jones

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                 <p>Our second product "Ally" enables any organisation with an online community to safeguard their communities against abusive behaviour, grooming, racism, homophobia, trolling and bullying. As existing solutions rely heavily upon proactive abuse reporting or key-word searches of abusive language, Ally utilises sophisticated AI technologies such as language and behavioural analysis, signature analysis and machine learning that provides the unique power to automate the interception of abuse, all the time, in real time.</p>
-                <p>This can be perceived as an Internet of Things ecosystem where the chat messages are events that are coming from a variety of sensors - chat rooms, social media feeds, log files, etc.  node-red is used to write and implement the rules we execute on these message streams to understand the context and the situations that are occurring within the chat.</p>
+                <p>This can be perceived as an Internet of Things ecosystem where the chat messages are events that are coming from a variety of sensors - chat rooms, social media feeds, log files, etc.  Node-RED is used to write and implement the rules we execute on these message streams to understand the context and the situations that are occurring within the chat.</p>
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-                <p>Node-RE was a great match for the approach we were taking with Ally: An intuitive wiring UI for building the rules that we execute on incoming chat messages and the back-end node.js engine that can execute these rules as parallel streams. Integrating node-red with our own code, by building custom nodes, was an easy option for us compared to other more complex alternatives.</p>
+                <p>Node-RED was a great match for the approach we were taking with Ally: An intuitive wiring UI for building the rules that we execute on incoming chat messages and the back-end node.js engine that can execute these rules as parallel streams. Integrating Node-RED with our own code, by building custom nodes, was an easy option for us compared to other more complex alternatives.</p>
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