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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
 ![hellgate logo](mandatory-js-project-logo.png)
-a complete web-to-gemini proxy
+----
 
-## requirements
+A complete web-to-gemini proxy
+
+## Requirements
 - nodejs
 - npm
 - electron
@@ -11,7 +13,7 @@ a complete web-to-gemini proxy
 - libgconf-2-4
 - xvfb (if you're running it headless)
 
-## setup 
+## Setup 
 - `sudo apt install libgtk2.0-0 libgconf-2-4` (if you're on debian, other
   distros idk)
 - `sudo apt install xvfb` (again, on debian)
@@ -23,18 +25,18 @@ a complete web-to-gemini proxy
 - `npm start` or `xvfb-run npm start`
     - the server will listen on localhost
 
-## what is this?
+## What is this?
 - hellgate is a web browser with a gemini server attached
 - ask the server for a webpage and it will access it, render it, and send it to
   you in gemtext format
 
-## why not just use `curl` and convert the html to gemtext?
+## Why not just use `curl` and convert the html to gemtext?
 - because hellgate runs a fully featured web browser, it has the ability to
   execute javascript like a browser would
 - this means websites that require javascript to function (like say, cnn.com)
   can be made accessible over gemini
 
-## what is the `sigils` dir for?
+## What is the `sigils` dir for?
 - hellgate is extensible through the use of files called 'sigils'
 - a sigil is a file containing user-created javascript that will execute inside
   the browser sandbox whenever its corresponding page is accessed
@@ -47,6 +49,6 @@ javascript environment
 - if you write a new sigil for a specific website, don't hesitate to send it as
   a pull request to this repo
 
-## notes
+## Notes
 - as of right now the npm version of gemini-server is broken, use the version
   from github or this will not work