Merge pull request #242 from teodorlu/master

Fixed link in README.md

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Preview and build your markdown files quickly in your web browser from sublime t
 
 You can use builtin [python-markdown][10] parser or use the [github markdown API][5] for the conversion.
 
-**NOTE:** If you choose the GitHub API for conversion (set parser: github in your settings), your code will be sent through https to github for live conversion. You'll have [Github flavored markdown][6], syntax highlighting and EMOJI support for free :heart: :octocat: :gift:. If you make more than 60 calls a day, be sure to set your GitHub API key in the settings :). You can also get most of this in the default Markdown parser with by enabling certain extensions; see "[Parsing Github Flavored Markdown](#parsing-github-flavored-markdown)"" below for more information.
+**NOTE:** If you choose the GitHub API for conversion (set parser: github in your settings), your code will be sent through https to github for live conversion. You'll have [Github flavored markdown][6], syntax highlighting and EMOJI support for free :heart: :octocat: :gift:. If you make more than 60 calls a day, be sure to set your GitHub API key in the settings :). You can also get most of this in the default Markdown parser with by enabling certain extensions; see "[Parsing Github Flavored Markdown](#parsing-github-flavored-markdown-)"" below for more information.
 
 **LINUX users:** If you want to use GitHub API for conversion, you'll need to have a custom Python install that includes python-ssl as its not built in the Sublime Text 2 Linux package. see [@dusteye comment][8]. If you use a custom window manager, also be sure to set a `BROWSER` environment variable. see [@PPvG comments][9]