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   <li><b>Agouri updated:</b>
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-	<li><font face="terminal"><B>UPDATE ON THE UPDATE</B>: Newspapers are now fully working, sorry for that. Some minor icon bugs fixed. Now I'm free to work on the contest prizes :3</li>
+	<li><font face="terminal"><B>UPDATE ON THE UPDATE</B>: Newspapers are now fully working, sorry for that. Some minor icon bugs fixed. Now I'm free to work on the contest prizes :3</FONT></li>
 	<li><b><font color=red>Newscasters are now LIVE!</font color></b> Bug reports, suggestions for extra uses, tears etc go <a href="http://code.google.com/p/tgstation13/source/detail?r=3005" target='_blank'>here</a>.</li>
 	<li>What <b>ARE</b> newscasters? Fans of the Transmetropolitan series might find them familiar. Basically, they're terminals connected to a station-wide news network. Users are able to submit channels of their own (one per identified user, with channels allowing feed stories by other people or, if you want the channel to be your very own SpaceJournal, being submit-locked to you), while others are able to read the channels, either through the terminals or a printed newspaper which contains every news-story circulating at the time of printing.</li>
 	<li>About censorship: You can censor channels and feed stories through Security casters, found in the HoS'es office and the Bridge. Alternatively, if you want a channel to stop operating completely, you can mark it with a D-Notice which will freeze it and make all its messages unreadable for the duration it is in effect. If you've got the access, of course.</li>