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docs/vnrs_specification.md

@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ as a reference implementation), we use
 
 ## 1.2 Why it's needed?
 Vinora Screenplay is designed for use in the Vinora Engine. The goals of this
-visual novels engine is to be as simple and compatible as possible.  
+visual novels engine is to be as simple and compatible as possible.
+
 Markdown is a popular format. There is a good change that you're already
 familiar with \**italic*\* or \_\___bold__\_\_ syntax. So, by making 
 Vinora Screenplay as Markdown-like language we fulfill both of our goals 
@@ -32,7 +33,8 @@ of existing Markdown interpreters).
 
 ## 2.1 Technical definitions
 
-**Character** is the smallest unit of text that carries a semantic or
+**Character**  
+is the smallest unit of text that carries a semantic or
 visual meaning in a writing system. It can be a letter, digit, 
 punctuation mark, space, special character (e.g., "@" or newline), 
 or another element used to represent information in text form.  
@@ -40,26 +42,29 @@ or another element used to represent information in text form.
 So-called Unicode "combined characters" are considered (and rendered) as
 multiple separate characters*.
 
-**Newline characters** are special characters that end a line. 
+**Newline characters**  
+are special characters that end a line. 
 Depending of the system, default newline character would be CR (carriage 
 return, `\r`), LF (line feed, `\n`) or even both (CR + LF).  
 *NOTE: All of them are considered valid end of line, but they are replaced
 with LF (`\n`) character.*
 
-**Whitespace characters** are characters which are rendered into whitespace. 
+**Whitespace characters**  
+are characters which are rendered into whitespace. 
 They are invisible, but they are affect formatting. For example, space
 character separate different words.  
 *All newline characters are whitespace characters*.  
 Full list of whitespace characters: *tab (horizontal and vertical), space, 
 carriage return, line feed, form feed.*
 
-**Line** is a sequence of zero or more characters, that ends with newline 
-or End Of File (EOF) condition. Line which has zero characters or only whitespace
-characters called **empty line**. 
+**Line**  
+is a sequence of zero or more characters, that ends with newline 
+or End Of File (EOF) condition. Line which has zero characters or only 
+whitespace characters called **empty line**. 
 
-**ASCII character** is a character supported by  
-[US-ASCII](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII) encoding. Since any existing
-encoding is an extension of ASCII, characters from ASCII is 
-supported by every alive computer.
+**ASCII character**  
+is a character supported by [US-ASCII](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII) 
+encoding. Since any existing encoding is an extension of ASCII,
+characters from ASCII is supported by nearly every computer.
 
 ## 2.2 Visual novels definitions