Added Guido explanation to readme

README.md

@@ -29,6 +29,10 @@ The idea of the Glog Blog was to create a super simple, git and nodejs backed bl
 
 Your blog should now be up and running
 
+# Guido
+
+[[Giudo](https://github.com/guyht/Guido)] is the default template for Glog.  It consists of a simplistic layout and a couple of examples to get you going.  I suggest that you use it as a starting point (i.e. fork it) for your own blog.  The glog_config.json file contains the Guido repository as a default.
+
 # The principle
 
 The blog content is stored in a git repository that has the following structure
@@ -40,10 +44,10 @@ The blog content is stored in a git repository that has the following structure
 **The articles folder** contains blog entries.  Each blog entry consists or a JSON header that defines the author, date, blog entry title, and optionally a custom url. The blog content is written in markdown.  Below is an example.
 
     {
-    	"title" : "A Test Article",
+    	"title"  : "A Test Article",
     	"author" : "Guy",
-    	"date" : "12/21/2011",
-        "url" : "a-test-article"
+    	"date"   : "12/21/2011",
+        "url"    : "a-test-article"
     }
 
     This is the content of the post.  You can use markdown to format it, for example, *this text will appear in italic*, **and this will appear in bold**.