Uhm, now I fixed lists in readme.md

readme.md

@@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ _Yet another jQuery tagger_. I wasn't happy with any of the jQuery
 plugins for tag-editing that I found, so I wrote my own.
 
 The basic ideas for yajtagger:
- - Maintain keyboard accessibility, the UI should be friendly to keyboard-only operators.
- - Gracefully degrade. If Javascript is disabled, that's fine because the underlying element
+ * Maintain keyboard accessibility, the UI should be friendly to keyboard-only operators.
+ * Gracefully degrade. If Javascript is disabled, that's fine because the underlying element
    is a textbox where you can just type your tags. If the CSS is missing, the tags are 
    neatly lined up in an ul with the textbox at the bottom.
- - The "remove"-link is not an image, it uses a unicode "x", so it doesn't rely on images.
- - Make adding/removing tags programmatically accessible through public methods.
- - Always parse the value-attribute of the textbox on init to pre-populate tags.
+ * The "remove"-link is not an image, it uses a unicode "x", so it doesn't rely on images.
+ * Make adding/removing tags programmatically accessible through public methods.
+ * Always parse the value-attribute of the textbox on init to pre-populate tags.
 
 Demo and documentation
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@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ by passing strings to the init-method. This will be my first priority.
 ### Public events
 
 Implement events so that you can get a callback when
- - A tag is added
- - A tag is removed
+ * A tag is added
+ * A tag is removed
 
 License
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