Changeset 1572 for trunk

Timestamp:

07/16/09 20:47:24 (5 months ago)

Author:

bsmith

Message:

Reformatting README

Files:

• trunk/FacebookCommenters/README.md (moved) (moved from trunk/FacebookCommenters/README.txt) (4 diffs)

trunk/FacebookCommenters/README.md

@@ -7 +7 @@
 ## Overview
 
-The Facebook Connect Commenters plugin for Movable Type allows commenters to login to your
-blog using their Facebook account.  It makes use of the Facebook Connect APIs to provide a
-rich user experience.  Commenters are able to automatically bring their name, profile photo,
-and friends with them when commenting on a blog running this plugin.
+The Facebook Connect Commenters plugin for Movable Type allows commenters to login to your blog using their Facebook account.  It makes use of the Facebook Connect APIs to provide a rich user experience.  Commenters are able to automatically bring their name, profile photo, and friends with them when commenting on a blog running this plugin.
 
-All of this profile information respects a user's privacy settings from Facebook; if they only
-share their profile photo with their friends then it won't be displayed publicly on a blog.
-Once a Facebook user has logged in, comments left from other Facebook users will display
-additional data.  Profile photos and names that were hidden publicly will now be displayed
-assuming the logged in user is able to see them on Facebook.com.  Additionally, comments left
-from friends of the user on Facebook will be highlighted.
+All of this profile information respects a user's privacy settings from Facebook; if they only share their profile photo with their friends then it won't be displayed publicly on a blog. Once a Facebook user has logged in, comments left from other Facebook users will display additional data.  Profile photos and names that were hidden publicly will now be displayed assuming the logged in user is able to see them on Facebook.com.  Additionally, comments left from friends of the user on Facebook will be highlighted.
 
-After leaving a comment, the Facebook user will be given the option to share with their
-friends on Facebook that they commented on the blog post.  This in turn should help others
-discover your blog.
+After leaving a comment, the Facebook user will be given the option to share with their friends on Facebook that they commented on the blog post.  This in turn should help others discover your blog.
 
-**PLEASE NOTE:** Facebook Connect currently requires pre-approval in order for you to launch your
-blog integration. As long as you are using the standard blog plugin, this should be painless
-and quick – it should take just a few days at the most.   
+**PLEASE NOTE:** Facebook Connect currently requires pre-approval in order for you to launch your blog integration. As long as you are using the standard blog plugin, this should be painless and quick – it should take just a few days at the most.   
 
 Check here to see if Facebook Connect is available for launch with out approval: <http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Facebook_Connect_Launch_Plans>
@@ -37 +25 @@
 * JSON::XS 2.0 or greater.
 
-The Facebook Commenters plugin ships with all of the other external libraries you should
-need to run it.
+The Facebook Commenters plugin ships with all of the other external libraries you should need to run it.
 
 ## Installation
@@ -69 +56 @@
 ## Template Code
 
-To add basic support for Facebook Connect, place the following tag in your Header template
-before the closing "head" tag.  This will enable Facebook Connect on your blog, but will not
-customize the display of your comments.
+To add basic support for Facebook Connect, place the following tag in your Header template before the closing "head" tag.  This will enable Facebook Connect on your blog, but will not customize the display of your comments.
 
     <$mt:GreetFacebookCommenters$>
 
-To display a Facebook user's profile photo next to their comment, you will have to use a
-Comment Detail template which includes userpics.  The following template should work in most
-cases and
-http://www.movabletype.org/documentation/designer/publishing-comments-with-userpics.html is a
-useful guide to adding userpics to your templates.
+To display a Facebook user's profile photo next to their comment, you will have to use a Comment Detail template which includes userpics.  The following template should work in most cases and http://www.movabletype.org/documentation/designer/publishing-comments-with-userpics.html is a useful guide to adding userpics to your templates.
 
     <div class="comment"<mt:IfArchiveTypeEnabled archive_type="Individual"> id="comment-<$mt:CommentID$>"</mt:IfArchiveTypeEnabled>>
@@ -119 +100 @@
 ## Styles
 
-While you don't need to customize any of the CSS styles, there are many CSS classes which
-can be tweaked to adjust the display of comments.
+While you don't need to customize any of the CSS styles, there are many CSS classes which can be tweaked to adjust the display of comments.
 
     .comment-friend {