docs: that was a bad line

Author: nickbytes

Diff for: README.md

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 _Dead_ is a blogging/tumblog/content manufacturing device built using [dat](https://datproject.org/) and running on [beaker browser](https://beakerbrowser.com/). Have you heard of tumblr before? Then you get it.
 
-The key difference, though, is that by running on the dat protocol, _dead_ enables each individual to create their own instance of _dead_ and to publish their own content on their own computer and share to other people who have their own _dead_ instances. This means the data lives on your computer and doesn't *require* any server space. 
+The key difference, though, is that by running on the dat protocol, _dead_ enables each individual to create their own instance of _dead_ and to publish their own content on their own computer and share to other people who have their own _dead_ instances. This means the data lives on your computer and doesn't _require_ any server space.
 
-We will have more info as the project progresses about features and hot tips on how to make _dead_ more personalized. 
+We will have more info as the project progresses about features and hot tips on how to make _dead_ more personalized.
 
 ## Development
 
-_dead_ is still heavily in development, but we encourage people to jump on and give it a try. Feeling really ambitious? Jump in the code base and give us a good ole' PR. _dead_ will never make any of us a dime so, like, the free labor probably won't be that exploited. 
+_dead_ is still heavily in development, but we encourage people to jump on and give it a try. Feeling really ambitious? Jump in the code base and give us a good ole' PR. _dead_ will never make any of us a dime so, like, the free labor probably won't be that exploited.
 
 1.  Clone the repo.
 2.  Install dependencies
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 yarn start
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-Okay, it's going to get a little weird here.
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 4.  Create a new Dat site in your Beaker Browser library.
 5.  Add your Dat url to config.js
 6.  Replace the contents of `dat.json` with your new `dat.json`