Minor cleanup and changes for the 0.3 milestone

[jnovack]

Minor changes that should be squash'd for the update to v0.3

[cweiske]

Please revert some of the README.rst style changes. This is a rST (reStructuredText) document, not MarkDown. Things render differently. Try rst2html to see what's broken.

What I saw at a glance:

• double-indent of feature list
• dependency installation instructions not <pre>-formatted anymore

[jnovack]

Hmm, vim was showing the format as valid. I don't understand this AT ALL.

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Set your web server's document root to <tt class="docutils literal"><span

class="pre">/path/to/phorkie-0.2.0/www/

Set your web server's document root to /path/to/phorkie/www/

All I did was remove "-0.2.0" from the line, why is there a format change??

There are random ULs intermixed with LIs, in the long lists, yet every line ends with no space at the end, carriage return, line feed, two spaces, a dash a space and then text. This is aggravatingly confusing.

Justin J. Novack

On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 1:49 AM, Christian Weiske notifications@github.comwrote:

Please revert some of the README.rst style changes. This is a rST (reStructuredText) document, not MarkDown. Things render differently. Try rst2html to see what's broken.

What I saw at a glance:

• double-indent of feature list

• dependency installation instructions not

  -formatted anymore

  — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/cweiske/phorkie/pull/9#issuecomment-8679983.

[cweiske]

All I did was remove "-0.2.0" from the line, why is there a format change?? Because you removed an empty line between the last line (containing the ::) and the code itself.

There are random ULs intermixed with LIs, in the long lists, yet every line ends with no space at the end

The list has multiple levels. To recch the second level, you have to add an empty line between the first level line and the second level line.

• first level
  • second level
• first level, next point

Regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen Christian Weiske

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