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commit 334cf0155e56775008363c0add210568220d8ccf
Author: mseidel <msei...@apache.org>
AuthorDate: Mon Jun 19 18:35:05 2023 +0200
Fixes for Markdown
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content/pages/mission.md | 16 ++++++++--------
1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)
diff --git a/content/pages/mission.md b/content/pages/mission.md
index 8d19170..af1a07b 100644
--- a/content/pages/mission.md
+++ b/content/pages/mission.md
@@ -8,12 +8,12 @@ Although there is a dominant commercial product in this
category, its price, alo
option for many. Apache OpenOffice®, for over two decades, has helped fill
this gap. Our goal is to develop, publish, and support OpenOffice
free for anyone to use, and since it is open source, free for anyone to build
upon.
-##Overcoming the “Digital Divide”
+## Overcoming the “Digital Divide”
More than 70% of the world population are poor or have a low income. For many,
software is a luxury good. End-user facing open-source software,
like Apache OpenOffice, bring high-quality software to those who would
otherwise have no other options.
-##Support for Linguistic and Cultural Diversity
+## Support for Linguistic and Cultural Diversity
There are over 6,000 languages in the world, but unless the language is
associated with a G20 economic superpower, commercial vendors tend to
ignore it. The OpenOffice community has a long-standing tradition of
supporting numerous languages, including ones used by smaller populations,
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ minority languages and endangered languages. By supporting
these languages that
and promote development, local education and administration. It is difficult
to keep the translation up-to-date for all languages, but with enough
volunteers, we can reach this goal.
-##Accessibility
+## Accessibility
Persons with disabilities, especially those with visual impairments, commonly
rely on “assistive technology” to interact with computers. Such
technologies work well only when applications are designed and coded to work
well with them. Additionally, users who create documents must do
@@ -29,20 +29,20 @@ their part to ensure that the documents they create work
well with assistive tec
list levels, etc. The OpenOffice project aims to provide accessibility
support, both in the core product and including broader ecosystem support
via extensions, for working with Braille printers, exporting to DAISY talking
books, etc.
-##Open Standards
+## Open Standards
Open standards are those standards which are created in an open, transparent
process, where the specifications can be freely accessed and
implemented without royalties. Most core web standards are open standards. The
default document format in OpenOffice, the OpenDocument Format (ODF),
is also an open standard. Widespread use of open standards promotes
interoperability and choice in the market. But this does not come without effort
on our part. We are committed to a faithful implementation of open standards
and to test and improve interoperability with them.
-##Consistent Interface
+## Consistent Interface
We believe a consistent user experience is more important than a constantly
changing user interface. Likewise, we respect that our users want to
spend their time with software being productive, not re-learning how to
perform the same functions. We strive to avoid changing the user interface
unless it's necessary and improves the user experience.
-##Community-led development “The Apache Way”
+## Community-led development “The Apache Way”
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) provides a foundation for open,
collaborative software development projects by supplying hardware,
communication, and business infrastructure. Each project is independent in the
development of their software within the ASF guidelines and is
@@ -52,11 +52,11 @@ Our project is driven by a community of volunteers
dedicated to maintaining, imp
that supports it. We are not guided by commercial interests, but by “[The
Apache Way](https://www.apache.org/theapacheway/index.html)” of community
and software development. Our permissive Open-Source license is people and
business friendly and is another part of our continued success.
-##Our Mission is Software for the Public Good
+## Our Mission is Software for the Public Good
We are dedicated to offer Apache OpenOffice and the tenets listed above for
the millions of users that depend on our software every day.
-##Continuing the Legacy
+## Continuing the Legacy
In June 2011 Oracle Corporation contributed the source code and trademarks for
“OpenOffice.org” to
[The Apache Software Foundation](https://www.apache.org/). IBM Corporation
followed that by contributing the source code from their “Symphony” product
