README.txt in local-openid-0.1.0 vs README.txt in local-openid-0.1.1

@@ -20,20 +20,18 @@
 8. Shut down the local-openid application.
 
 == local-openid exists for the following reasons:
 
 1. Passwords and password managers feel clumsy to me on web browsers.
-On the other hand; using ssh, editing text files, and running servers
-are second nature.  Clearly, local-openid is not for everyone.
-
+   On the other hand; using ssh, editing text files, and running servers
+   are second nature.  Clearly, local-openid is not for everyone.
 2. Identity providers may not last.  Companies die and business plans
-change.  I'd rather my online identity not be subject to those whims.
-
+   change.  I'd rather my online identity not be subject to those whims.
 3. OpenID providers could be compromised without disclosure.  With
-local-openid, I have server logs to know if somebody is even trying
-something fishy with my identity.  The vector for compromising my
-identity is greatly reduced because my local-openid instance has 99.999%
-downtime.
+   local-openid, I have server logs to know if somebody is even trying
+   something fishy with my identity.  The vector for compromising my
+   identity is greatly reduced because my local-openid instance has 99.999%
+   downtime.
 
 == Install
 
 The following command should install local-openid and all dependencies: