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README.md

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 ### Why shouldn't I use the inbuilt "share to web function" in Notion?
 First of all: you can! The share-to-web function in Notion is great. But it also has some problems, which N2Web tries to solve:
 
-- **Data privacy issues/GDPR:** Notion is a company, based in the US. Companies from the EU are not allows to use US services right away. In fact, if a company wants to use Notion in a 100% legally secure way, they will have hard time to achieve that (cookie consent, privacy information). _→ N2Web solves this because you'll host the application yourself. Also vanilla N2Web doesn't create a cookie and don't include external resources like fonts or something._
-- **Styling:** If you use a shared page from Notion, you have to stick with their design. While Notion it self looks reasonable, it wont fit into you companies or personal corporate identity necessarily. _→ N2Web it 100% themeable. You can change nearly everything with little knowledge of CSS and HTML._
-- **Versioning:** Sometimes you may don't want to share every single change to the weg directly. Notion publishes changes instantly. While this is most of the time a nice feature, sometimes you simply want to decide yourself when you publish something. _→ With N2Web you decide when you update the app content._
-- **Navigation & Logos:** You wont be able to add more Links, a Logo and Buttons to the top-level Navigation of Notion. _→ With N2Web you can set up a main Navigation and add a logo._
-- **Search engine settings:** Notion doesn't provide a way to change seo relevant informations or even prevent Google to index your page. _→ With N2Web you have full control over you search machine occurrences_
+- **Data privacy issues/GDPR:** Notion is a company, based in the US. Companies from the EU are not allowes to use US services right away. In fact, if a company wants to use Notion in a 100% legally secure way, they will have hard time to achieve that (cookie consent, privacy information). 
+  - **→ N2Web solves this because you'll host the application yourself. Also vanilla N2Web doesn't create a cookie and don't include external ressources like fonts or something.**
+- **Styling:** If you use a shared page from Notion, you have to stick with their design. While Notion it self looks reasonable, it wont fit into you companies or personal corporate identity necessarily. 
+  - **→ N2Web is 100% themeable. You can change nearly everything with little knowledge of CSS and HTML.**
+- **Versionizing:** Sometimes you may don't want to share every single change to the weg directly. Notion publishs changes instantly. While this is most of the time a nice feature, sometimes you simply want to decide yourself when you publish something. 
+  - **→ With N2Web you decide when you update the app content.**
+- **Navigation & Logos:** You wont be able to add more Links, a Logo and Buttons to the top-level Navigation of Notion. 
+  - **→ With N2Web you can set up a main Navigation and add a logo.**
 
 ### Why shouldn't I simply use the raw HTML-Export of Notion?
 The HTML export is really well made, but it lacks on some features:
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 ## Customization
-Fell free to customize it. You'll find sophisticated informations in documentation.
+Fell free to customize it. You'll find sophisticated informations in documentation.