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app/views/application/howto.html.haml

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-.row
-  .col-sm-12
-    %h2
-      Hack Week HOWTO
-      %small How to hack a week? A starter guide.
-    %p.lead
-      Hack Week is the opportunity for you as an SUSE engineer to work on projects of
-      your passion. You choose if you contribute to an existing open source project or
-      try something new, nobody has done before. <em>Innovate, collaborate, and learn!</em>
-    %h3 Collaborate
-    %p
-      = link_to "Record your ideas", new_project_path
-      about what people could hack on in this tool. <em>Join</em> the idea if you want
-      to hack on it. 
-    %p
-      We encourage you to find like-minded developers and team up to multiply your hacking power.
-      Take the opportunity to work with people from other teams in the company or from the
-      community. Get together at an office, make use of all the nice things the
-      Internet provides us to collaborate remotely. Don't hesitate to ask others, and
-      be open when being asked. If you need any support to enable and improve
-      collaboration feel free to contact the Hack Week coordination team.
-    %h3 Spread the code
-    %p
-      We are an open company, and work transparently on open source code. Share
-      your code on the platform of your choice, and reference it from your project.
-    %h3 Spread the word
-    %p
-      Let your colleagues, the community, and the rest of world know about what
-      you are doing. Blog, tweet, publish videos, shout to your neighbour on the
-      other side of the street. So people can pick up your project, use it, give
-      feedback, contribute, or join.
-    %h3  Be open-minded, supportive, and respectful
-    %p
-      Hack Week is a happy and constructive place. Support ideas you like, ignore
-      ideas you don't like. Help to improve ideas of others, and accept help to
-      improve your own. We encourage discourse and open discussion, but make sure that
-      you approach it with and open mind, respect, and the desire to support. And
-      don't forget to 
-    %h3 have a lot of fun ...
+.text-left
+  %h2
+    Hack Week HOWTO
+    %small How to hack a week? A starter guide.
+  %p.lead
+    Hack Week is the opportunity for you as an SUSE engineer to work on projects of
+    your passion. You choose if you contribute to an existing open source project or
+    try something new, nobody has done before. <em>Innovate, collaborate, and learn!</em>
+  %hr
+  %h3 Collaborate
+  %p
+    = link_to "Record your ideas", new_project_path
+    about what people could hack on in this tool. <em>Join</em> the idea if you want
+    to hack on it. 
+  %p
+    We encourage you to find like-minded developers and team up to multiply your hacking power.
+    Take the opportunity to work with people from other teams in the company or from the
+    community. Get together at an office, make use of all the nice things the
+    Internet provides us to collaborate remotely. Don't hesitate to ask others, and
+    be open when being asked. If you need any support to enable and improve
+    collaboration feel free to contact the Hack Week coordination team.
+  %hr
+  %h3 Spread the code
+  %p
+    We are an open company, and work transparently on open source code. Share
+    your code on the platform of your choice, and reference it from your project.
+  %hr
+  %h3 Spread the word
+  %p
+    Let your colleagues, the community, and the rest of world know about what
+    you are doing. Blog, tweet, publish videos, shout to your neighbour on the
+    other side of the street. So people can pick up your project, use it, give
+    feedback, contribute, or join.
+  %hr
+  %h3  Be open-minded, supportive, and respectful
+  %p
+    Hack Week is a happy and constructive place. Support ideas you like, ignore
+    ideas you don't like. Help to improve ideas of others, and accept help to
+    improve your own. We encourage discourse and open discussion, but make sure that
+    you approach it with and open mind, respect, and the desire to support. And
+    don't forget to 
+  %h3 have a lot of fun ...