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 # Guidelines for Recipe Authors
 
-An el-get recipe should make code available on the local machine as though it were packaged with emacs.  This means: don't turn on global-minor-modes, but it's OK to make sure that major modes for files are added to auto-mode-alist.  `:feature` and `:load` should be discouraged, and only used if there's no way to make an autoload work, or if the package provides its own autoload file (e.g. nognus' `gnus-load.el`).  In such cases, prefer `:feature` to `:load`, as the former will pick up the compiled version of the file, if any. 
+An el-get recipe should make code available on the local machine as though it were packaged with emacs.  This means:
 
-If the upstream package doesn't mark its primary functions with a [autoload cookies](http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/elisp/html_node/Autoload.html) or provide its own autoload file, it's acceptable to add a :pre-init or :post-init that calls `(autoload ...)` "manually".  But in general this should be discouraged; try to get it fixed upstream instead.  The same goes for adding modes to auto-mode-alist -- the mode should do this itself for commonly-used unambiguous file patterns, but if it doesn't, you can add it to the recipe.
+1. Don't turn on global-minor-modes;
+1. Major modes for files can be added to `auto-mode-alist` for commonly-used unambigous file patterns. But in general this should be discouraged; try to get it fixed upstream instead;
+1.  `:feature` and `:load` should be discouraged, and only used if there's no way to make an autoload work, or if the package provides its own autoload file (e.g. nognus' `gnus-load.el`).  In such cases, prefer `:feature` to `:load`, as the former will pick up the compiled version of the file, if any;
+1. If the upstream package doesn't mark its primary functions with a [autoload cookies](http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/elisp/html_node/Autoload.html) or provide its own autoload file, it's acceptable to add a :pre-init or :post-init that calls `(autoload ...)` "manually".  But in general this should be discouraged; try to get it fixed upstream instead.