Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of faq/files/privacy-standard-servers

Timestamp:

Aug 29, 2008, 3:12:50 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

Daniel Kahn Gillmor

Comment:

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faq/files/privacy-standard-servers

@@ -15 +15 @@
 When it comes to privacy, there are several areas of the file system to consider:
 
- * Server/system files. Nearly all files that are not in the /home/members directory are server/system related files. Members cannot write to any of these files, however, members can read almost all of them. There are only a handful of files and directories that contain security related information that are restricted.
- * Member directories and sites directories. Each members has a directory in /home/members. All members can read and explore these directories. 
+ Server/system files::
+  Nearly all files that are not in the `/home/members` directory are server/system related files. Members cannot write to any of these files, however, members can read almost all of them. There are only a handful of files and directories that contain security related information that are restricted.
+ Member directories and sites directories::
+  Each members has a directory in `/home/members`. All members can read and explore these directories. 
 
 In each member directory, there are one more more site directories. For example: 
@@ -23 +25 @@
   * `/home/members/mayfirst/sites/members.mayfirst.org`
 
-Typically, each site directory has the following sub directories: logs, include, web, and users. Let's consider each one separately:
+Typically, each site directory has the following sub directories: `logs`, `include`, `web`, and `users`. Let's consider each one separately:
 
  `logs`::