Next, if there are many more than one Jekyll feature options, create a `g:vim_markdown_jekyll` option that turns them all on at once.
+# Style
+
+When choosing between multiple valid Markdown syntaxes, the default behavior must be that specified at: <http://www.cirosantilli.com/markdown-styleguide>
+
+If you wish to have a behavior that differs from that style guide, add an option to turn it on or off, and leave it off by default.
+
# Tests
-All new features must have tests. We don't require unit tests: tests that require users to open markdown code in Vim and check things manually are accepted, but you should point clearly to where the tests are.
+All new features must have unit tests.
+
+# Issues
-Wherever possible, use test cases from the [karlcow's Markdown Test Suite](https://github.com/karlcow/markdown-testsuite), and link to the relevant test files on your merge request.
+Issues are tracked within GitHub.
-If a test does not exist there yet, make a pull request to them, and link to that pull request on the pull request you make here.
+When reporting issues, your report is more effective if you include a minimal example file that reproduces the problem. Try to trim out as much as possible, until you have the smallest possible file that still reproduces the issue. Paste the example inline into your issue report, quoted using four spaces at the beginning of each line, like this example from issue [#189](https://github.com/plasticboy/vim-markdown/issues/189):
-If the test you want to do is not appropriate for the Markdown Test Suite, create it only under the `test/` directory here.
+```
+Minimal example:
-If we start disagreeing too often on what is appropriate or not, we will fork off that repository.
+ ```
+ =
+ ```
+ bad!
+```
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