Adjusted README's formatting.

README.rst

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+rock
+====
 
-==========================================
-ooc  | http://ooc-lang.org
-rock | http://github.com/nddrylliog/rock
-==========================================
++-----+------------------------------------+
+|ooc  | http://ooc-lang.org                |
++-----+------------------------------------+
+|rock | http://github.com/nddrylliog/rock  |
++-----+------------------------------------+
 
 rock is an ooc compiler written in ooc - in other words, it's
 where things begin to become really exciting.
@@ -19,26 +22,20 @@ FAQ
 ---
 
 Q: How did you bootstrap?
-A: From Java: http://github.com/nddrylliog/ooc It was a lot of fun and frustration
-
+    A: From Java: http://github.com/nddrylliog/ooc It was a lot of fun and frustration
 Q: Do I need that j/ooc (java) version of the compiler to compile this?
-A: No. Let it die. We distribute rock as C sources now. (Remember, ooc
-   usually compiles down to C)
-
-Q: If I don't need another ooc compiler to compile this one, how does it work?
-Q: What does 'make bootstrap' do?
-A: 'make bootstrap' builds a rock binary from the C sources in build/c-source,
-   calls it bin/c_rock, and uses it to recompile itself to bin/rock
-
+    A: No. Let it die. We distribute rock as C sources now. (Remember, ooc
+    usually compiles down to C)
+Q: If I don't need another ooc compiler to compile this one, how does it work? What does 'make bootstrap' do?
+    A: 'make bootstrap' builds a rock binary from the C sources in build/c-source,
+    calls it bin/c_rock, and uses it to recompile itself to bin/rock
 Q: I'm a naughty boy and I've read the Makefile. What does 'make prepare_bootstrap' do?
-A: It uses rock to generate the build/ directory, with -driver=make. Yes, it's awesome.
-
+    A: It uses rock to generate the build/ directory, with -driver=make. Yes, it's awesome.
 Q: What platforms/OSes are supported?
-A: It has been tested on Gentoo, Ubuntu, Windows XP (with Mingw32 and GCC 4.4),
-   and OSX.
-   'make prepare_bootstrap' may be shaky on Windows/OSX because of 
-   sed syntax differences (used to patch the produced build/Makefile). You're
-   better off preparing bootstrap on a Linux, just like we do for source releases.
+    A: It has been tested on Gentoo, Ubuntu, Windows XP (with Mingw32 and GCC 4.4), and OSX.
+    'make prepare_bootstrap' may be shaky on Windows/OSX because of 
+    sed syntax differences (used to patch the produced build/Makefile). You're
+    better off preparing bootstrap on a Linux, just like we do for source releases.
 
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