treewide: use 4-space indent

The current tree is a mixture of different numbers of spaces. Unify
them to 4-space indents, as this seems to be the configuration
supported on most platforms out there.

pages/_en-US/community/discord-info.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ These roles can only be given by moderators, and indicate that these users are k
 
 - Developers - This role is given to those who have contributed code to the Nintendo DS scene. If you have any projects for the role, show them in #nds-dev
 - Helpers - This role is given to those that actively provide meaningful assistance in #nds-help or have contributed to compatibility reporting
-   - Helpers have no moderator permissions, please ping a moderator if a situation needs one
+    - Helpers have no moderator permissions, please ping a moderator if a situation needs one
 - Nitro Booster - Automatically given to those that have given Server Boosts to the server. This role has no additional permissions, and is not hoisted in the Member List
 
 ### Punishment Roles

pages/_en-US/community/discord-rules.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This page provides more details to the rules outlined in the [#info-and-rules](h
 
 The consequences of breaking these rules are a warning, mute, kick or ban. Of course, the specific consequences will be handled on a case by case basis.
 - Most users end up having 4 warnings before they are banned
-   - These warnings include using the actual !warn command, getting muted, and also verbal warnings
+    - These warnings include using the actual !warn command, getting muted, and also verbal warnings
 - Joining for the purpose of rule breaking will get you banned
 
 ## Reporting

pages/_en-US/community/rules/11.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ### 11. Do not send unsolicited DMs to other users
 
 - Please ask before sending a Direct Message to others and respect those not wanting to communicate
-   - Even if your actions aren't malicious, they could be disturbing or otherwise unwanted
+    - Even if your actions aren't malicious, they could be disturbing or otherwise unwanted
 - Things that happen in Direct Messages **are** the business of the server since unless you both share another server or are friends, you wouldn't be able to reach each other
 - Examples of what not to do include DM advertising, purposely redirecting users to DMs from normal chat (such as support) to break rules, and harassment

pages/_en-US/community/rules/12.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ### 12. Do not bring external drama, NSFW, or illegal content into the server
 
 - If you are banned in other servers, avoid talking about it here
-   - We can not help you get unbanned from other servers, that is the decision of the staff members there
+    - We can not help you get unbanned from other servers, that is the decision of the staff members there
 - Do not post anything that is not considered safe for work (e.g. sexual content, extreme violence, drugs)
 - Accounts with disturbing avatars will be kicked, then leading to a ban if they keep said avatar on return
 - Despite adult content being banned, users are still required to be thirteen and over in order to participate on this Discord server as per the Discord TOS

pages/_en-US/community/rules/2.md

@@ -3,4 +3,4 @@
 - Asking to ask is not only ironic, but defeats the point of having a help channel such as #nds-help, where all help questions are intended to be directed towards
 - Arbitrary release dates aren't part of our schedule to publish high quality tested applications, and expecting them to be pre-determined/ready on demand interferes with our release schedule. Those not wanting to be constrained by these limitations should instead use nightly builds if the project offers it
 - Handholding is not helping; users are expected to do research on the subject matter, whether it's by reading the pinned messages/#useful-resources or using a search engine to find links
-   - Overlooking this rule for legitimate reasons is allowed, at moderators decision on what is considered legitimate
+    - Overlooking this rule for legitimate reasons is allowed, at moderators decision on what is considered legitimate

pages/_en-US/community/rules/3.md

@@ -2,5 +2,5 @@
 
 - Curse words aren't prohibited (you're on the internet; expect it), but edgelords and slurs aren't welcome
 - Conversational rants are allowed as long as it's not purely for the sake of venting
-   - Prevent discussions being repeats of frustrations already found so commonly elsewhere (ie: Twitter) by introducing another factor not well known or discussed
-   - Starting off a topic with something bad to say about it? Make sure to not instantly start the whole convo to be negative
+    - Prevent discussions being repeats of frustrations already found so commonly elsewhere (ie: Twitter) by introducing another factor not well known or discussed
+    - Starting off a topic with something bad to say about it? Make sure to not instantly start the whole convo to be negative

pages/_en-US/community/rules/4.md

@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 - Monologuing to the point of discouraging others from interacting or having the message overflow an average mobile screen should have the messages moved to a dedicated page, such as a server thread or Mystbin: https://mystb.in/
 - GIFs to complement messages are fun, but GIFs made to replace conversation is just irritating and bandwidth wasting.
 - Keep needed messages for your point to a minimal, by:
-   - NOT duplicating messages, especially in different channels
-   - NOT posting for the sake of posting ("chat is dead", copypastas, etc)
-   - NOT sending multiple messages with few words each to build a sentence (ie: popcorning)
-   - using reactions to post simple emoji's responding to another's message (for the message immediately above, type `+:emojiname:` as a shortcut)
+    - NOT duplicating messages, especially in different channels
+    - NOT posting for the sake of posting ("chat is dead", copypastas, etc)
+    - NOT sending multiple messages with few words each to build a sentence (ie: popcorning)
+    - using reactions to post simple emoji's responding to another's message (for the message immediately above, type `+:emojiname:` as a shortcut)
 
 **Moderators may request a discussion to stop, and users are expected to comply with its request, even if it doesn't fall into any of the above examples**

pages/_en-US/community/rules/7.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ### 7. Keep conversations within their respective channels
 
 - Even if they are related, sometimes another channel would be more suitable
-   - Check the channel topics for where to ask questions or have discussion
+    - Check the channel topics for where to ask questions or have discussion
 - Sometimes, even an entirely different server is preferable, we don't have the answers to everything
-   - There are some related servers in [#useful-resources](https://discord.com/channels/283769550611152897/638041441079263283) and the pins of other channels
+    - There are some related servers in [#useful-resources](https://discord.com/channels/283769550611152897/638041441079263283) and the pins of other channels

pages/_en-US/ds-index/ds-bios-firmware-dump.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ All the necessary files will be in the `dsidump` folder on the root of your SD c
 1. Navigate to the root of your SD card, and launch dsbf_dump
 1. Wait for the process to complete
 1. After the process is complete, press <kbd>START</kbd> to power off your device
-  - On 3DS-family systems, it will instead show "Software closed". Power off your device from this screen
+    - On 3DS-family systems, it will instead show "Software closed". Power off your device from this screen
 1. Insert your SD card into your computer
 
 All the necessary files will be in a folder specified on the top screen of your device.

pages/_en-US/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ description: Information about the Nintendo DSi and the Nintendo 3DS's TWL_FIRM
 The main benefit of modding your DSi and 3DS families of systems is that you can unlock more possibilities with your consoles. Installing Custom Firmware is quite easy, and in most cases, all you need is a (micro)SD card. Here are the best of guides for you to follow, with step-by-step instructions:
 
 - [3DS Hacking Guide](https://3ds.hacks.guide)
-   - Lightning command: `mod 3ds`
-   - TWLHelper command: `guide 3ds`
-   - Kurisu command: `guide 3ds`
+    - Lightning command: `mod 3ds`
+    - TWLHelper command: `guide 3ds`
+    - Kurisu command: `guide 3ds`
 - [DSi Hacking Guide](https://dsi.cfw.guide)
-   - Lightning command: `mod dsi`
-   - TWLHelper command: `guide dsi`
-   - Kurisu command: `guide dsi`
+    - Lightning command: `mod dsi`
+    - TWLHelper command: `guide dsi`
+    - Kurisu command: `guide dsi`
 
 ### CPU speeds
 The Nintendo DS shipped with a 67 MHz processor in 2004, and the Nintendo DSi shipped with a 133 MHz processor five years later. Most games of the Nintendo DS library were made before the Nintendo DSi came out, and as such the only processor available to them was 67 MHz. Some applications tied themselves to that clock speed and as a result, they will not work well with a higher clock speed. Most games, however, outperform the original with a higher clock speed.

pages/_en-US/ds-index/emulators.md

@@ -62,32 +62,32 @@ These are just recommended emulators and loaders that are present in TWiLight Me
 ## Notes on specific emulators
 ### RAM Disks
 - In order for **jEnesisDS** or **neoDS** to work on the DSi SD card, you'll have to use a RAM disk with nds-bootstrap
-   - A RAM disk maker for jEnesisDS is built into TWiLight Menu++. You will need to create your own RAM disk for neoDS. See [Creating RAM Disks](../twilightmenu/creating-ram-disks) on how to do so
-   - The reason why RAM disks are used is because these emulators' ARM7 hooks don't work properly
+    - A RAM disk maker for jEnesisDS is built into TWiLight Menu++. You will need to create your own RAM disk for neoDS. See [Creating RAM Disks](../twilightmenu/creating-ram-disks) on how to do so
+    - The reason why RAM disks are used is because these emulators' ARM7 hooks don't work properly
 
 ### Comparison between PicoDriveTWL and jEnesisDS
 - **PicoDriveTWL**
-   - Was made for DSi
-   - Does not require nds-bootstrap RAM Disks
-      - Saving is supported on DSi SD cards
-      - Quicker load times between TWiLight Menu++ to the emulator on the DSi SD card
-   - Supports arguments
-   - Limit is 3 MB on a **Flashcard**
-      - Takes advantage of the DSi extra RAM or DS Memory Pak to extend this limit
-   - No sound emulation
-   - Framerate is extremely choppy
+    - Was made for DSi
+    - Does not require nds-bootstrap RAM Disks
+        - Saving is supported on DSi SD cards
+        - Quicker load times between TWiLight Menu++ to the emulator on the DSi SD card
+    - Supports arguments
+    - Limit is 3 MB on a **Flashcard**
+        - Takes advantage of the DSi extra RAM or DS Memory Pak to extend this limit
+    - No sound emulation
+    - Framerate is extremely choppy
 
 - **jEnesisDS**
-   - DS Mode
-      - Requires nds-bootstrap's RAM disk to be used for DSi SD cards
-      - Saving is unavailable for DSi SD cards
-   - Takes a while to load
-   - No argument support
-   - Limit is 3 MB on all platforms (due to roms loading in RAM)
-      - No DS Memory Pak or DSi Extended Memory support
-      - There is a patch for Sonic 3 & Knuckles that removes the multiplayer, getting the size count down
-   - Sound Emulation
-   - Framerate is smooth
+    - DS Mode
+        - Requires nds-bootstrap's RAM disk to be used for DSi SD cards
+        - Saving is unavailable for DSi SD cards
+    - Takes a while to load
+    - No argument support
+    - Limit is 3 MB on all platforms (due to roms loading in RAM)
+        - No DS Memory Pak or DSi Extended Memory support
+        - There is a patch for Sonic 3 & Knuckles that removes the multiplayer, getting the size count down
+    - Sound Emulation
+    - Framerate is smooth
 
 
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