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-Policies
-========
+##########
+ Policies
+##########
 
 This repository contains a list of policies that the PHP Project has
 adopted through its RFC process to govern releases, voting, and naming
 guidelines.
 
 It contains the following items:
 
-- `Release Process <release-process.rst>`_: When releases are made, how they
-  are named, our policy on version numbers, and the process on making releases.
-- `Feature Proposals (RFCs) <feature-proposals.rst>`_: How to propose new
-  features to PHP.
-- `Coding Standards <coding-standards-and-naming.rst>`_: How to name new
-  classes, methods, extensions, and functions.
-- `Security Classification <security-classification.rst>`_: What we consider
-  as security issues, their severity, and how to report issues.
-- `Security Policies and Process <security-policies.rst>`_: Policies and
-  process on how and when to update the `security.txt
-  <https://www.php.net/.well-known/security.txt>`_ file on
-  https://www.php.net.
+-  `Release Process <release-process.rst>`_: When releases are made, how
+   they are named, our policy on version numbers, and the process on
+   making releases.
+
+-  `Feature Proposals (RFCs) <feature-proposals.rst>`_: How to propose
+   new features to PHP.
+
+-  `Coding Standards <coding-standards-and-naming.rst>`_: How to name
+   new classes, methods, extensions, and functions.
+
+-  `Security Classification <security-classification.rst>`_: What we
+   consider as security issues, their severity, and how to report
+   issues.
+
+-  `Security Policies and Process <security-policies.rst>`_: Policies
+   and process on how and when to update the `security.txt
+   <https://www.php.net/.well-known/security.txt>`_ file on
+   https://www.php.net.