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-<h2>Mono hacking TODO list</h2>
-
-From time to time people that want to contribute to Mono ask on the mailing list
-what they can help with. The generic answer is always:<br>
-<ul>
-	<li>Write documentation.
-	<li>Write regression tests.
-	<li>Complete the implementations of the class libraries.
-	<li>Help fix the bugs filed in our bugzilla database.
-</ul>
-
-The proposed tasks are very important for the Mono project and are suitable for people
-that can dedicate even just an hour per week to contribute.
-But some people may need something more
-focused to work on, such as students that want to do a thesis
-on their contribution to Mono. For such people (and also for professors who want
-ideas for thesis regarding JIT or VM technologies), here is a list of tasks that 
-need attention.<p>
-The estimated time to complete any of the tasks is between 1 week to several months
-to accomodate for different hacking possibilities.<br>
-
-Note on the time estimates: they are very rough estimates, a smart and dedicated hacker 
-can complete the tasks in half of the minimum time, a part-time hacker that also has a 
-social life can take more than double the max time, but there's nothing to worry as long as 
-progress is being done:-).<p>
-If some people (or group of people) want to take on a task, they should write to
-the mono-devel mailing list and in the relative bugzilla bug report. Discussions
-about how to implement a feature or additional information on the task should be mailed to
-the list or in the bugzilla report as well so that people can keep informed on the
-progress or have the information needed to start contributing.<p>
-
-Mono is an excellent platform for research on JITs, virtual machines and specifically
-the CLR because it provides an advanced free software implementation that can be used as 
-a basis for more optimizations, new approaches to problems and new features.<p>
-There are different areas of interest where high-level contributions can be made:
-<ul>
-	<li><b>JIT compiler</b>: tasks can be: adding more optimizations, reducing 
+* Mono hacking TODO list
+
+	From time to time people that want to contribute to Mono ask
+	on the mailing list what they can help with. The generic
+	answer is always:
+	<ul>
+	* Write documentation.
+	* Write regression tests.
+	* Complete the implementations of the class libraries.
+	* Help fix the bugs filed in our bugzilla database.
+	</ul>
+
+	The proposed tasks are very important for the Mono project and
+	are suitable for people that can dedicate even just an hour
+	per week to contribute.  But some people may need something
+	more focused to work on, such as students that want to do a
+	thesis on their contribution to Mono. For such people (and
+	also for professors who want ideas for thesis regarding JIT or
+	VM technologies), here is a list of tasks that need attention.
+
+	The estimated time to complete any of the tasks is between 1
+	week to several months to accomodate for different hacking
+	possibilities.
+
+	Note on the time estimates: they are very rough estimates, a
+	smart and dedicated hacker can complete the tasks in half of
+	the minimum time, a part-time hacker that also has a social
+	life can take more than double the max time, but there's
+	nothing to worry as long as progress is being done.
+
+	If some people (or group of people) want to take on a task,
+	they should write to the mono-devel mailing list and in the
+	relative bugzilla bug report. Discussions about how to
+	implement a feature or additional information on the task
+	should be mailed to the list or in the bugzilla report as well
+	so that people can keep informed on the progress or have the
+	information needed to start contributing.
+	
+	Mono is an excellent platform for research on JITs, virtual
+	machines and specifically the CLR because it provides an
+	advanced free software implementation that can be used as a
+	basis for more optimizations, new approaches to problems and
+	new features.
+
+	There are different areas of interest where high-level
+	contributions can be made:
+
+	<ul>
+	* <b>JIT compiler</b>: tasks can be: adding more optimizations, reducing 
 	compile time, porting to different architectures.
-	<li><b>AOT compiler</b>: optimizing the compiler output and the AOT loader,
+
+	* <b>AOT compiler</b>: optimizing the compiler output and the AOT loader,
 	better support for multiple application domains.
-	<li><b>VM runtime</b>: optimizing the runtime data structures, experimenting with
+	
+	* <b>VM runtime</b>: optimizing the runtime data structures, experimenting with
 	different garbage collectors, integration with different component models.
-	<li><b>Class library</b>: many opportunities in the implementation of regular 
+	
+	* <b>Class library</b>: many opportunities in the implementation of regular 
 	expressions, Xml related technologies (XPath, XLST, etc).
-	<li><b>Compilers</b>: writing compilers, interpreters and runtimes for langauges
+
+	* <b>Compilers</b>: writing compilers, interpreters and runtimes for langauges
 	so that they run on the CLR (using Reflection.Emit support, for example).
-</ul>
+	</ul>
 
-Happy hacking!<p>
+Happy hacking!
 
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