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-BARF - emit HTML
+	BARF - emit HTML
+	
+	DESCRIPTION
+		BARF utilizes rc(1) and command line tools to compile
+		a structured directory of files into a single page of
+		HTML.  Tagging and RSS 2.0 feeds have been
+		implemented.
+	
+	SETUP
+		To enable BARF, add:
+	
+			conf_enable_barf
+	
+		to _werc/config under the site root.
 
-DESCRIPTION
-	BARF utilizes rc(1) and command line tools to compile a structured
-	directory of files into a single page of HTML. Tagging and RSS 2.0
-	feeds have been implemented.
+		To configure BARF, copy or create the following files
+		under the site root (example files have been included
+		in this distribution):
 
-SETUP
-	To enable BARF, add:
+		_werc/barf/config
 
-		conf_enable_barf
-
-	to _werc/config under the site root.
-
-	To configure BARF, copy or create the following files under the site
-	root (example files have been included in this distribution):
-
-	_werc/barf/config
-		A list of variables that control various site options:
-
-			barf_type=paste # blog, image, log, paste
-			posts_per_page=10
-			show_ascending=0
-			show_footer=0
-			show_header=0
-			show_sidebar=0
-			require_login=0 # if not logged in, redirect to /login
-			allow_anon=1 # allow posts without logging in
-			show_disqus=0 # include disqus comments template
-					# from _werc/barf/disqus
-
-	_werc/barf/footer
-		HTML or markdown that will appear as the foot of
-		the BARF content area.
-
-	_werc/barf/header
-		HTML or markdown that will appear at the head of
-		the BARF content area.
-
-	_werc/barf/sidebar
-		HTML or markdown that will appear on one side of
-		the BARF content area.
-
-	Finally, sample stylesheets are provided in the directory
-	pub/. Copy any of these to _werc/pub/style.css to try
-	them out.
-
-POSTS
-	Posts are stored in the directory src/ relative to the
-	site root.
-
-	Directory names in src/ that do not match the regular
-	expression ^[0-9]*$ will not be included in the listing of
-	posts that are displayed in the browser. However, such
-	directories are still accessible when called directly via
-	an appropriately constructed URL.
-
-	A post's directory contains the following files and
-	directories (an example post's directory has been
-	included in this distribution):
-
-		body
-		date
-		img/
-		link
-		tags/
-		title
-
-	The img/ directory contains images uploaded to the
-	image board, including the original image and a
-	thumbnail version, resized to no greater than 500
-	pixels wide and 600 pixels tall.
-
-	The tags/ directory contains one empty file named
-	for each tag associated with the post.
-
-	The site root contains a file named tags that is compr-
-	ised of an index of the tags associated with each post.
-	This index is consulted when searching for a given tag in
-	the web browser.
-
-UTILS
-	bin/gf
-		Parse Livejournal and Tumblr RSS feeds into
-		BARF posts. (Abandoned, may no longer work.)
-	bin/gk
-		Create a list of known tags in the site root in
-		a file named known_tags.
-	bin/gr
-		Parse Google Reader bundles into BARF posts.
-	bin/gt
-		Create an index of tags in the site root in a file
-		named tags.
-
-	For more information on these tools, read the source.
-
-ADMIN
-	Any tool that can create, alter, or delete flat files
-	and directories is sufficient to administer a BARF.
-
-	Web-based login and administration utilizes werc's
-	built-in user authentication:
-
-		http://domain.com/login
-
-	After login, links to edit and delete will appear in
-	each post's meta data.
-
-	Web-based administration requires that the src/
-	directory and its sub-directories are writable by
-	the web server process.
-
-REQUIREMENTS
-	Unix
-		Plan9port or 9base are required. Site type
-		image requires ImageMagick and curl. Site
-		type url also requires curl if the user employs
-		the option to download remote URLs. These
-		utilities may be swapped out for others by
-		altering the source.
-
-SOURCE
-	http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/werc/apps/barf.tgz
-	https://only9fans.com/sl/barf/HEAD/info.html
-
-EXAMPLES
-	blog
-		http://read.stanleylieber.com
-		RSS feeds are converted by the utility rrss[0]
-		and stored as individual blog posts.
-	image
-		http://img.stanleylieber.com
-		Hybrid public/private image board. Requires
-		standard werc authentication to post, but all
-		posts are visible to the public.
-	paste
-		http://okturing.com
-		Public pastebin. No authentication required
-		to post.
-	url
-		http://url.stanleylieber.com
-		Private index of URL bookmarks, similar
-		in functionality to the old delicious.com.
-		(In fact, most of the index was imported
-		from delicious.)
-
-SEE ALSO
-	[0] https://only9fans.com/sl/rrss/HEAD/info.html
-
-LICENSE
-	Public domain.
-
-BUGS
-	On Plan 9, if the web server process is run as user
-	none (typically the case), directories used for entering
-	posts or uploading/downloading files from the browser
-	must be set world writable. This could prove problematic
-	on multiuser systems.
+			A list of variables that control various site options:
+	
+				barf_type=paste # blog, image, log, paste
+				posts_per_page=10
+				show_ascending=0
+				show_footer=0
+				show_header=0
+				show_sidebar=0
+				require_login=0 # redirect to /login
+				allow_anon=1 # allow posts without logging in
+	
+		_werc/barf/footer
+			HTML or markdown that will appear as the foot of
+			the BARF content area.
+	
+		_werc/barf/header
+			HTML or markdown that will appear at the head of
+			the BARF content area.
+	
+		_werc/barf/sidebar
+			HTML or markdown that will appear on one side of
+			the BARF content area.
+	
+		Finally, sample stylesheets are provided in the directory
+		pub/. Copy any of these to _werc/pub/style.css to try
+		them out.
+	
+	POSTS
+		Posts are stored in the directory src/ relative to the
+		site root.
+	
+		Directory names in src/ that do not match the regular
+		expression ^[0-9]*$ will not be included in the listing of
+		posts that are displayed in the browser. However, such
+		directories are still accessible when called directly via
+		an appropriately constructed URL.
+	
+		A post's directory contains the following files and
+		directories (an example post's directory has been
+		included in this distribution):
+	
+			body
+			date
+			img/
+			link
+			tags/
+			title
+	
+		The img/ directory contains images uploaded to the
+		image board, including the original image and a
+		thumbnail version, resized to no greater than 500
+		pixels wide and 600 pixels tall.
+	
+		The tags/ directory contains one empty file named
+		for each tag associated with the post.
+	
+		The site root contains a file named tags that is compr-
+		ised of an index of the tags associated with each post.
+		This index is consulted when searching for a given tag in
+		the web browser.
+	
+	UTILS
+		bin/gf
+			Parse Livejournal and Tumblr RSS feeds into
+			BARF posts. (Abandoned, may no longer work.)
+		bin/gk
+			Create a list of known tags in the site root in
+			a file named known_tags.
+		bin/gr
+			Parse Google Reader bundles into BARF posts.
+		bin/gt
+			Create an index of tags in the site root in a file
+			named tags.
+	
+		For more information on these tools, read the source.
+	
+	ADMIN
+		Any tool that can create, alter, or delete flat files
+		and directories is sufficient to administer a BARF.
+	
+		Web-based login and administration utilizes werc's
+		built-in user authentication:
+	
+			http://domain.com/login
+	
+		After login, links to edit and delete will appear in
+		each post's meta data.
+	
+		Web-based administration requires that the src/
+		directory and its sub-directories are writable by
+		the web server process.
+	
+	REQUIREMENTS
+		Unix
+			Plan9port or 9base are required. Site type
+			image requires ImageMagick and curl. Site
+			type url also requires curl if the user employs
+			the option to download remote URLs. These
+			utilities may be swapped out for others by
+			altering the source.
+	
+	SOURCE
+		http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/werc/apps/barf.tgz
+		https://only9fans.com/sl/barf/HEAD/info.html
+	
+	EXAMPLES
+		blog
+			http://read.stanleylieber.com
+			RSS feeds are converted by the utility rrss[0]
+			and stored as individual blog posts.
+		image
+			http://img.stanleylieber.com
+			Hybrid public/private image board. Requires
+			standard werc authentication to post, but all
+			posts are visible to the public.
+		paste
+			http://okturing.com
+			Public pastebin. No authentication required
+			to post.
+		url
+			http://url.stanleylieber.com
+			Private index of URL bookmarks, similar
+			in functionality to the old delicious.com.
+			(In fact, most of the index was imported
+			from delicious.)
+	
+	SEE ALSO
+		[0] https://only9fans.com/sl/rrss/HEAD/info.html
+	
+	LICENSE
+		Public domain.
+	
+	BUGS
+		On Plan 9, if the web server process is run as user
+		none (typically the case), directories used for entering
+		posts or uploading/downloading files from the browser
+		must be set world writable. This could prove problematic
+		on multiuser systems.