Formatting fixes to README.md

README.md

@@ -12,34 +12,33 @@ Source URL: https://code.librehq.com/ots/ots-www
   now; let's be New Hotness, not Old 'n Busted).
 
 * But right now we only have one top-level HTML file anyway, "home",
-  and the .htaccess file names it as the default DirectoryIndex.
+  and the `.htaccess` file names it as the default DirectoryIndex.
   Speaking of which:
 
-* We have a top-level .htaccess file.  If you create a new page,
-  remember to enter it in the obvious place in .htaccess.
+* We have a top-level `.htaccess` file.  If you create a new page,
+  remember to enter it in the obvious place in `.htaccess`.
 
 * If you need to make materials available privately to a specific
-  client, put them in the files/ subdirectory, which is on the web
-  server and is versioned separately in the `bigdata` repository,
-  as described below.
+  client, put them in the `files/` subdirectory, which is on the web
+  server and is versioned separately in the `bigdata` repository, as
+  described below.
 
-# Putting things in http://opentechstrategies.com/files/
+# Putting things in the `files/` subdirectory
 
 We put docs and artifacts for people to download in
-http://opentechstrategies.com/files/, usually in either the pub/
-subdirectory or the presentations/ subdirectory, but sometimes in a
+http://opentechstrategies.com/files/, usually in either the `pub/`
+subdirectory or the `presentations/` subdirectory, but sometimes in a
 client-specific subdirectory.  Client-specific subdirectories may be
-access-controlled with a .htaccess file; if you want, you can use the
-svn.red-bean.com/repos/kfogel/trunk/bin/web-password-protect-directory
-to automate that process, but it's easy to do by hand too.
+access-controlled with a `.htaccess` file; if you want, you can use the
+[web-password-protect-directory](https://svn.red-bean.com/repos/kfogel/trunk/bin/web-password-protect-directory)
+script to automate that process, but it's easy to do by hand too.
 
-The files/ tree is versioned in the `bigdata` repository (which you
+The `files/` tree is versioned in the `bigdata` repository (which you
 only have version-controlled access to if you're associated with OTS).
 To see details about why and how, read the README there:
 
 ```
-  $ svn cat \
-    https://svn.opentechstrategies.com/repos/bigdata/trunk/www/files/README
+  $ svn cat https://svn.opentechstrategies.com/repos/bigdata/trunk/www/files/README
 ```
 
 # Deploying