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[visual novel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_novel) screenplays.
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It's based on (and one-way compatible with) Markdown, simple markup language
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-developed by John Grubber and Aaron Swartz in 2004. It was developed to
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+developed by John Gruber and Aaron Swartz in 2004. It was developed to
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simplify web pages writing.
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-While Markdown originally doesn't have specification (only `Markdown.pl`
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+While Markdown originally doesn't have a specification (only `Markdown.pl`
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as a reference implementation), we use
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[CommonMark](https://spec.commonmark.org) for this role.
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Vinora Screenplay is designed for use in the Vinora Engine. The goals of this
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visual novels engine is to be as simple and compatible as possible.
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-Markdown is a popular format. There is a good change that you're already
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+Markdown is a popular format. There is a good chance that you're already
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familiar with \**italic*\* or \_\___bold__\_\_ syntax. So, by making
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-Vinora Screenplay as Markdown-like language we fulfill both of our goals
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+Vinora Screenplay a Markdown-like language we fulfill both of our goals
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(it's simple to use since it's known and it's compatible with dozens
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of existing Markdown interpreters).
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**Line**
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is a sequence of zero or more characters, that ends with newline
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-or End Of File (EOF) condition. Line which has zero characters or only
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+or End Of File (EOF) condition. Line that has zero characters or only
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whitespace characters is called an **empty line**.
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**Paragraph**
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## 2.2 Visual novels definitions
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(Only technical definitions goes here)
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-**Visual novel** *(from [VNDB](vndb.org/d6))*
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+**Visual novel** (from [VNDB](https://vndb.org/d6))
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A visual novel can be seen as a combination of a novel and a computer game:
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they're computer games with a large text based storyline and only little
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interaction of the player.
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Therefore, line buffer should be 320-512 bytes.
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-**For example ( '__' symbolise two spaces):**
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+**For example ( '__' symbolizes two spaces):**
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```
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1 One-line chunk with some text and two spaces:__
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## 3.2 Chunk types
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