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README.md

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-About backly
-============
+# backly
+
+A simple directory cloner
+
+## About backly
 
 backly is a simple rsync-like tool for recursively copying entire directories.
 The intended use case is for making verionless incremental backups; however, it
@@ -8,31 +11,25 @@ provided you have read access to the source and write access to the
 destination. Like rsync, backly uses a combination of file size and
 modification date to determine if it needs to be copied over.
 
-This program will not work properly if source is a subdirectory
+This program will **not** work properly if source is a subdirectory
 or destination or vice-versa.
 
-
-Required packages
-=================
+## Required packages
 
 backly does not depend on any packages other than what typically ships with any
 Linux distribution.
 
+## Installation
 
-Installation
-============
+The usual `make` and `make install` is sufficient for compiling and installing
+backly. The default prefix is `/usr/local`, which means the binary will be
+installed to `/usr/local/bin`. The prefix can be changed by setting it in the
+install command; for example, by running `make PREFIX=/usr install`.
 
-The usual 'make' and 'make install' is sufficient for compiling and installing
-backly. The default prefix /usr/local, which means the binary will be installed
-to /usr/local/bin. The prefix can be changed by setting it in the install
-command; for example, by running 'make PREFIX=/usr install'.
+## How to report bugs?
 
-
-How to report bugs?
-===================
-
-Bugs should be reported to L. Bradley LaBoon <me@bradleylaboon.com>
+Open an issue on the issue tracker.
 
 Please indicate what OS and architecture you are using, as well as output from
-the program showing the bug, if possible (hint: run backly with --test to avoid
-destroying any files that you care about).
+the program showing the bug, if possible (hint: run backly with `--test` to
+avoid destroying any files that you care about).