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docs/Getting-Started/Folder-Structure.md

@@ -8,13 +8,12 @@ RomM requires one of these folder structures for proper operation. It will first
 RomM organizes content in two main categories: ROMs and BIOS files.
 
 - **Structure A (Recommended)**: Both ROMs and BIOS files have their own dedicated root folders, with platform folders inside each.
-
-  - `/roms/{platform}/` - Contains all game files for that platform
-  - `/bios/{platform}/` - Contains all BIOS files for that platform
+    - `/roms/{platform}/` - Contains all game files for that platform
+    - `/bios/{platform}/` - Contains all BIOS files for that platform
 
 - **Structure B (Fallback)**: Each platform has its own root folder containing both a ROMs folder and a BIOS folder.
-  - `/{platform}/roms/` - Contains all game files for that platform
-  - `/{platform}/bios/` - Contains all BIOS files for that platform
+    - `/{platform}/roms/` - Contains all game files for that platform
+    - `/{platform}/bios/` - Contains all BIOS files for that platform
 
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docs/Platforms-and-Players/EmulatorJS-Player.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Our integration with EmulatorJS automates the process of loading and save files
 
 ### Netplay
 
-Netplay lets you play with friends remotely, in realtime with the build-in web player. As it emulates playing on the same console with two controllers while streaming the video to players 2+, it's best for 2-player, co-op, turn based and party games. 
+Netplay lets you play with friends remotely, in realtime with the build-in web player. As it emulates playing on the same console with two controllers while streaming the video to players 2+, it's best for 2-player, co-op, turn based and party games.
 
 Start by enabling netplay in your `config.yml`: