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@@ -5,28 +5,25 @@ CONvenient Construction Tool
 
 Author: `Alexander Lenz <mailto:alexander.lenz@posteo.de>`_
 
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-conduct is a build system that is intended to be used as a standalone script (conduct.py) or in conjunction with some load balancer (e.g. via Jenkins).
-
-The idea is to checkout/install conduct to some system, give it a build chain config and the necessary parameters, and everything else shall be done automatically. That means:
-
-        Bootstrapping of necessary tools
-        Configuring necessary tools
-        Building by using the given chain config and parameters
-        Cleanup after the build
-        Rollback the boostrapped packages (if desired)
-
-Basically, conduct’s goals are:
-
-        easy to configure the build process
-        easy to use the build process
-        easy to extend for special needs
-        consistent logging
-        automatic boostrapping
-        great selection of standard build steps
-
-
-
+conduct is a build system that is intended to be used as a standalone script (conduct.py) or in conjunction
+with some load balancer (e.g. via Jenkins).
+
+The idea is to checkout/install conduct to some system, give it a build chain config and the necessary
+parameters, and everything else shall be done automatically.
+That means:
+    * Bootstrapping of necessary tools
+    * Configuring necessary tools
+    * Building by using the given chain config and parameters
+    * Cleanup after the build
+    * Rollback the boostrapped packages (if desired)
+
+Basically, conduct's goals are:
+    * easy to configure the build process
+    * easy to use the build process
+    * easy to extend for special needs
+    * consistent logging
+    * automatic boostrapping
+    * great selection of standard build steps
 
 Special thanks for contribution and other input to:
 	* `Georg Brandl <mailto:georg@python.org>`_