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DEPLOYMENT.md

@@ -32,15 +32,19 @@ You can enable Facebook only, Twitter only or both, and can also enable Bit.ly a
 ####Facebook
 The needed variables for Facebook posting are `FB_TOKEN` and `FB_PAGE_ID`, which correspond to the page access token after you gave the publisher app the `manage_pages` permission, and the page's id.
 To set them run (opentaba-server-holon is the application name in this example and the ones below):
-`heroku config:set FB_TOKEN="token" --app opentaba-server-holon
-heroku config:set FB_PAGE_ID="page_id" --app opentaba-server-holon`
+```
+heroku config:set FB_TOKEN="token" --app opentaba-server-holon
+heroku config:set FB_PAGE_ID="page_id" --app opentaba-server-holon
+```
 ####Twitter
 The needed variables for Twitter posting are `TW_TOKEN`, `TW_TOKEN_SECRET`, `TW_CONSUMER` and `TW_CONSUMER_SECRET`, which correspond to the access token after you authorized the publiser app, the access token secret and the publisher app's consumer key and consumer secret.
 To set them run:
-`heroku config:set TW_TOKEN="token" --app opentaba-server-holon
+```
+heroku config:set TW_TOKEN="token" --app opentaba-server-holon
 heroku config:set TW_TOKEN_SECRET="token_secret" --app opentaba-server-holon
 heroku config:set TW_CONSUMER="consumer" --app opentaba-server-holon
-heroku config:set TW_CONSUMER_SECRET="consumer_secret" --app opentaba-server-holon`
+heroku config:set TW_CONSUMER_SECRET="consumer_secret" --app opentaba-server-holon
+```
 ####Bit.ly
 If you want links to be shortened before they are posted, you can enable Bit.ly shortening (not a must for neither Facebook nor Twitter posting).
 The needed variable is only `BITLY_TOKEN`. Set it by running: `heroku config:set BITLY_TOKEN="token" --app opentaba-server-holon`
@@ -50,6 +54,7 @@ There are two helper scripts made to help you authorize the Facebook and Twitter
 Before you can run them there are two things you must do:
   1. Install their required libraries on your environment, ie. `pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt`
   2. Set the app id and app secret on the Facebook script, or consumer key and consumer secret on the Twitter script. These are obviously not provided with the script, and are attainable at both apps' settings pages.
+
 ####Facebook
 Run the `scripts/get_facebook_token.py` script, and browse [http://0.0.0.0:8080](http://0.0.0.0:8080).
 After authorizing the app, you will be redirected to a page which will list all your pages, their ids and their access tokens. Our server only posts to one page, so pick one and set the environment variables accordingly.