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 # runeblog
 Runeblog is a blogging tool written in Ruby. It has these basic characteristics:
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  * It is usable entirely from the command line
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  * _All the views will be managed the same way in the same place, and they will all share common data.
  * Any post can easily be included in a single view, in more than one, or in all of them.
  * Each view can have its own look and feel, and it can be linked/published separately from the others.
  * Each view can be hosted in a different location and/or a different server and domain
  * Any post can be in more than one view
-## The `blog environment
+## The `[blog] environment
 There is a command-line tool called <font size=+1><tt>blog</tt></font>  which is a REPL (read-eval-print loop). 
 Note that this tool is a curses-based environment (mainly so it can display menus
 and such to the user).
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      relink            Regenerate index for all views  (MAY CHANGE)
      rebuild           Regenerate all posts and relink (MAY CHANGE)
      deploy            Deploy (current view)
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 ## Getting started
-But when you first run the REPL, it checks for an existing blog under the <font size=+1><tt>.blog</tt></font>
-directory. If it doesn't find one, it asks whether you want to create a new blog.
-If you enter <font size=+1><tt>y</tt></font>  for yes, it creates a sort of "skeleton" with a single view
-called <font size=+1><tt>est_view</tt></font>.
+But when you first run the REPL, it checks for an existing blog repository under 
+the <font size=+1><tt>.blog</tt></font> directory. If it doesn't find one, it asks whether you want to create 
+a new blog repo. If you enter <font size=+1><tt>y</tt></font>  for yes, it creates a sort of "skeleton" with a 
+single view called <font size=+1><tt>test_view</tt></font>.
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 The next thing you should do is to create at least one view of your own. Use the
 <font size=+1><tt>new view</tt></font> command for this.  
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