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- <h2>(zak)Are you giving your loved ones holiday gifts they can use freely, or gifts which put someone else in control?</h2>
+ <h2>Are you giving your loved ones tech gifts they can use freely, or gifts which put someone else in control?</h2>
<p>Electronics are popular gifts for the holidays, but people often overlook the restrictions that manufacturers slip under the wrapping paper. From remote deletion of files to harsh rules about copying and sharing, some gifts take more
than they give. The good news is that there are ethical companies making better devices that your loved ones can enjoy with freedom and privacy. This is the Free Software Foundation (FSF) guide to smarter gifts, compared with their restrictive
counterparts.
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# FSF Holiday Giving Guide README
+## Deployment
+The git repo holding this site has one branch -- master. As of 2015, development is done in a directory within the branch, which isn't served to the public. The tech team has the power to change which directory the live site is pulling from.
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## Adding images
Make sure that, for side-by-side comparisons, both images are a similar height
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-## Hacking
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+## Developing using Python
The guide is a simple static web page. To view it in your browser,
run `make` at the root of the source tree, then visit
`localhost:8000`. The `Makefile` relies on Python for starting the