tops-10

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@@ -15,6 +15,6 @@ and then, secondly and lastly. [decwar](http://hsnewman.freeshell.org/decwar.htm
 
 while working on the previous paragraph, some questions were answered by the [wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decwar#Other_versions). especially note the following.
 
-    Later the CIS (CompuServe Information Service) version of Decwar was released to the public by The University of Texas. This version was highly modified to run on CIS's version of TOPS-10. Merlyn Cousins (Drforbin) later reverse engineered the source back to a form which would run on standard TOPS-10 and simh. This code is archived at the Briscoe Center for American History.[8] The source is also available on GitHub.[9])
+_Later the CIS (CompuServe Information Service) version of Decwar was released to the public by The University of Texas. This version was highly modified to run on CIS's version of TOPS-10. Merlyn Cousins (Drforbin) later reverse engineered the source back to a form which would run on standard TOPS-10 and simh. This code is archived at the Briscoe Center for American History.[8] The source is also available on GitHub.[9])_
 
 note - while creating this post, stumbled on this highly recommendable [article from 88](https://www.columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/dec20.html). fun read. laughing out loud.