PLAIN TEXT IS GREAT
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When you're just keeping personal notes or files that will never be printed,
plain text with simple formatting is the way to go!

Rules
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Major headings should be written in all caps. Sub headings are written in title
case. A row of dashes should be placed on the next line, matching the length of
the header.

Text is hard-wrapped at 80 characters. This is debatable, but I like it because
I spend a lot of time with multiple windows side-by-side. Readability studies
suggest that the best thing is to wrap at 10 words per line, but that's too much
of a pain without justified text.

Any source code, examples, or quotes should be indented two spaces:

  public static void main(String[] args){
      System.out.println("I love you.");
  }

* bulleted lists use an asterisk followed by a space
* like so
  * Nested lists are fine as well
  * Align the indented asterisk with the text of the parent list
* It's simple and readable

1. Follow the same rules for numbered lists.
2. The actual format of numbered lists is a stylistic choice that can be left to
   the author.
   a) With numbered lists, choose a counting system for each rank, and stick
      with it. I like numbers for the outer list, lowercase letters for sub-
      lists, and lowercase Roman numerals for sub-sub-list. I don't generally
      need more than that.