updating formatting with codefencing hints

index.gmi

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+```art
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+```Fox
 
 # fox@tilde.black
 

vintagetv/superman-01.gmi

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+```Superman Logo
 
 # An Introduction
 
@@ -90,9 +90,9 @@ insane as "in a state of mind which prevents normal perception,
 behaviour, or social interaction." I will argue
 that Lois' state of mind displays all three qualities:
 
-- prevented normal perception
-- prevented normal behavior
-- prevented normal social interaction
+* prevented normal perception
+* prevented normal behavior
+* prevented normal social interaction
 
 In the early episodes of season one, Lois has already displayed an
 illogical degree of disregard for her own safety. The episode
@@ -233,9 +233,9 @@ We return again to Lois Lane. Why is she insane? I posit it is a
 simple byproduct of her close association with Superman itself
 which is at fault. His presence has:
 
-- inflated her perception of self importance
-- inflated her perception of her own threat level
-- removed all sense of consequence
+* inflated her perception of self importance
+* inflated her perception of her own threat level
+* removed all sense of consequence
 
 Superman's fascination with Lois Lane brings her again and again
 into the spotlight of action. Where things that matter occur,