It's pretty easy to pick this up. More information on Markdown is on the Daring Fireball website. My favorite section is the Dingus which allows you to preview the code and see the html equivalent: Daring Fireball's Dingus
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<span id="name"></span><span id="place"></span><span id="month"></span><span id="adj1"></span> <span id="noun1"></span><span id="noun2"></span><span id="adj2"></span><span id="sound1"></span><span id="adverb1"></span> | |
<script> | |
var name = prompt("What is your name?"); | |
var place = prompt('Where does this story take place?'); |
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Emily - | |
Miguel - he was in the in the Navy in Florida | |
Nicholas - likes to surf can put his feet behind his head. | |
Irene - Likes making hats felting. Has a background in fashion. | |
Susan - Went to UCLA, is currently an Accountant. Said her worst job was a waitressing. | |
Evan M - taught english in Middle East and brought the board games Dominion and Carcassone with him. | |
Christopher - | |
Ted - | |
Sean - works in film as a director, has been in LA since he was six. Has some background in UX design | |
Robert - Was working on a startup a Uber for colleges. Played Rugby in Europe. |