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-<h1>What is this?</h1>
+What is this?
+===
 
-<p>A torrent RSS-feed downloader. Based off of alekseyt's code.</p>
+A torrent RSS-feed downloader. Based off of alekseyt's code.
 
-<p>leech works by downloading the torrents from a RSS-feed generated from a website.</p>
+leech works by downloading the torrents from a RSS-feed generated from a website.
 
-<p>To do this it uses sh, wget, xsltproc, grep and sed.</p>
+To do this it uses sh, wget, xsltproc, grep and sed.
 
-<p>It works with torrent clients that support directory watching, such as:</p>
+It works with torrent clients that support directory watching, such as:
 
-<ul>
-<li>transmission</li>
-<li>rtorrent</li>
-</ul>
+* transmission
+* rtorrent
 
-<h1>Highlights</h1>
+Highlights
+===
 
-<ul>
-<li>leech does not implement long-running processes, ideal for low memory devices.</li>
-<li>Does not require additional language pakages, written is bash its extemely small.</li>
-<li>Still does the job.</li>
-</ul>
+* leech does not implement long-running processes, ideal for low memory devices.
+* Does not require additional language pakages, written is bash its extemely small.
+* Still does the job.
 
-<h1>Setup</h1>
+Setup
+===
+To install:
 
-<p>To install:</p>
+`opkg install http://downloads.dkopec.ca/leech_*_all.ipk`
 
-<p><code>opkg install http://downloads.dkopec.ca/leech_*_all.ipk</code></p>
+Add all of the RSS-Feeds in `/etc/leech/foods`
+Add any Regular Expressions you want applied to the 'foods' in `/etc/leech/downloads`
+(default is to download everything)
 
-<p>Add all of the RSS-Feeds in <code>/etc/leech/foods</code>
-Add any Regular Expressions you want applied to the 'foods' in <code>/etc/leech/downloads</code>
-(default is to download everything)</p>
+Use
+===
 
-<h1>Use</h1>
+To run the program manually:
 
-<p>To run the program manually:</p>
+`CONFIG_DIR="/etc/leech" DOWLOADS_DIR="/mnt/downloads/" leech`
 
-<p><code>CONFIG_DIR="/etc/leech" DOWLOADS_DIR="/mnt/downloads/" leech</code></p>
+DOWNLOADS_DIR can be omitted to download files to current directory.
 
-<p>DOWNLOADS_DIR can be omitted to download files to current directory.</p>
+To make it run every 30 minutes add this entry to crontabs using `crontab -e`:
 
-<p>To make it run every 30 minutes add this entry to crontabs using <code>crontab -e</code>:</p>
+`*/30 * * * * CONFIG_DIR="/etc/leech" DOWNLOADS_DIR="/mnt/downloads" leech`
 
-<p><code>*/30 * * * * CONFIG_DIR="/etc/leech" DOWNLOADS_DIR="/mnt/downloads" leech</code></p>
+You can use `leech-match-test` to test if expressions in config/downloads match filenames you need.
 
-<p>You can use <code>leech-match-test</code> to test if expressions in config/downloads match filenames you need.</p>
+Known Issues
+===
 
-<h1>Known Issues</h1>
+* You need normal wget to make it work. Default OpenWRT's wget rippoff won't do.
 
-<ul>
-<li>You need normal wget to make it work. Default OpenWRT's wget rippoff won't do.</li>
-</ul>
+Troubleshooting
+===
 
-<h1>Troubleshooting</h1>
+If you think something is wrong, or just want to make sure if everything is OK, you could always run leech in manual mode and observe its output.
 
-<p>If you think something is wrong, or just want to make sure if everything is OK, you could always run leech in manual mode and observe its output.</p>
+Under the Hood
+===
 
-<h1>Under the Hood</h1>
+Script will create temporary file in $TMP (/tmp by default): `$TMP/leech.lunch`
+* contains downloaded feed.
 
-<p>Script will create temporary file in $TMP (/tmp by default): <code>$TMP/leech.lunch</code>
-* contains downloaded feed.</p>
-
-<p>Files matched <code>config/downloads</code> rules goes directly to DOWNLOADS_DIR. In
-case of incomplete file retrieval, wget will resume download.</p>
+Files matched `config/downloads` rules goes directly to DOWNLOADS_DIR. In
+case of incomplete file retrieval, wget will resume download.