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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ A simple mod which allows player created factions. Not very useful on its own, i
 We can choose a mode : single or multi factions.
   By default the mod is single faction, if we want to change, all it takes is to add a line `mode_unique_faction = false` into the mod.conf file
 
-Below, parameters with [] are useful only with the multi-factions mode.
+Below, parameters with [ ] are useful only with the multi-factions mode.
 
 There is an admin privs to enable every functions for every faction : playerfactions_admin
 
@@ -50,11 +50,12 @@ Additionally, `playerfactions` can optionally depend on the following mods:
 I strongly recommend reading through the `init.lua` file; the functions at the top give you a pretty good idea of how to use it, but just in case you're short on time I'll list the most important functions below.
 
 - `factions.version` is a variable made to check the version of the playerfactions mod to assert compatibility:  
-* factions.version == nil for firsts version of playerfactions mod
-* factions.version == 2 is the first time this variable is added, with adding multi-faction mode
+** factions.version == nil for firsts version of playerfactions mod
+** factions.version == 2 is the first time this variable is added, with adding multi-faction mode
 - `player_is_in_faction(fname, player_name)`: `true` if the player is in the faction, `nil` in other cases (facion or player doesn't exists or player is not a member of the faction)
 - `get_facts()`: Get the table with all data. The structure is :
-```{["name_of_faction1"]={
+```
+{["name_of_faction1"]={
       ["owner"]=name_of_the_owner,
       ["members"]={["name_of_a_member1"]=true, ["name_of_a_member2"]=true}
   }}