README changes

README.mkd

@@ -18,9 +18,7 @@ The an actual plug-in is instance of classe implementing ICommand. This means th
 Don't do it yet. Let me make the bot more stable so you don't have to re-write anything later down the road.
 
 When you implement the ICommand interface the bot will attempt to load your plug-in. If your plug-in is loaded (right now you need to check the logging output) it will receive a “bundle” of resources that your plug-in has access to. All the resources are mapped by keys in a dictionary. The actual resources it get's are in brain.py in the function contemplate(). The resources are:
--   mouth  - This is the instance of the underlying protocol class. You can use this to write to the wire. For example,
-    bundle['mouth'].msg(“#osu-lug”,”ponies”)
-    will send the message “ponies” to the channel “osu-lug”.
+-   mouth  - This is the instance of the underlying protocol class. You can use this to write to the wire. For example, bundle['mouth'].msg(“#osu-lug”,”ponies”) will send the message “ponies” to the channel “osu-lug”.
 -   user - This is the user that triggered your plug-in to be called.
 -   channel - The channel in which your plug-in is being called from.
 -   msg - The full message that the user said when activating your plug-in. For example “!someplugin perameter1 perameter2” would be in the bundle.