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@@ -48,23 +48,23 @@ I suggest this should go to full_shownotes.html
 
 So `ROOT/eps/hpr3648/index.html` would point to `ROOT/eps/hpr3648/full_shownotes.html`
 
-| Dave | The issue is that, although we started with show "assets" as
-`ROOT/eps/hpr1234_picture1.jpg` and the like, it was decided that we'd make a
-sub-directory per show for such things: `ROOT/eps/hpr1234/picture1.jpg`. Then
-because the web server is set to allow directory browsing (I think I have this
-right) we realised we needed an `index.html` in that directory. I create these
-as a list of the URLs of all the assets in the sub-directory, pictures, long
-notes, etc. I do this when preparing pictures for shows I process as well.
-
-However, there's no guarantee that all shows with assets are set up with an
-`index.html` if it might be needed.
-
-The placement of assets for shows is duplicated on the IA - or is in the
-process of being copied over.
-
-Actually, I'm not clear why we allow directory browsing anyway, I thought most
-web servers could turn this off (caveat: I used to be a web admin but in the
-*very* early days, and my knowledge may be past its sell by date).
+> | Dave | The issue is that, although we started with show "assets" as
+> `ROOT/eps/hpr1234_picture1.jpg` and the like, it was decided that we'd make a
+> sub-directory per show for such things: `ROOT/eps/hpr1234/picture1.jpg`. Then
+> because the web server is set to allow directory browsing (I think I have this
+> right) we realised we needed an `index.html` in that directory. I create these
+> as a list of the URLs of all the assets in the sub-directory, pictures, long
+> notes, etc. I do this when preparing pictures for shows I process as well.
+> 
+> However, there's no guarantee that all shows with assets are set up with an
+> `index.html` if it might be needed.
+> 
+> The placement of assets for shows is duplicated on the IA - or is in the
+> process of being copied over.
+> 
+> Actually, I'm not clear why we allow directory browsing anyway, I thought most
+> web servers could turn this off (caveat: I used to be a web admin but in the
+> *very* early days, and my knowledge may be past its sell by date).
 
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