commit 48f10e11516aa2cdc2b6b97124de94a40156559a
from: Rohan Verma <rohan@rsap.sh>
date: Tue Jun 30 13:45:15 2026 UTC

add breaks

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 	<h2>Why Got?</h2>
-	<p>Game of trees (Got) is an open-source VCS developed for OpenBSD, it's priorities are that it's more simple, easy to use, and strict security over Git's complexities. Git uses the GPL license, while Got is written from scratch and released under permissive ISC license. Git's architecture is also unnecessarily complex compared to Got and Got was written to utilize strict OpenBSD security features (pledge and unveil). Git and Got can also be used interchangeably because Got understands the git repo format. The above repos use gotwebd (Got version of cgit) which uses nginx's fastCGI.</p>
+	<p>Game of trees (Got) is an open-source VCS developed for OpenBSD, it's priorities are that it's more simple, easy to use, and strict security over Git's complexities. Git uses the GPL license, while Got is written from scratch and released under permissive ISC license.<br>
+	Git's architecture is also unnecessarily complex compared to Got and Got was written to utilize strict OpenBSD security features (pledge and unveil).<br>
+	Git and Got can also be used interchangeably because Got understands the git repo format. The above repos use gotwebd (Got version of cgit) which uses nginx's fastCGI.</p>
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