# Example

This is a example article for the markdown format. The markdown format uses daringfireball's Markdown Syntax with some modifications. This article is not to teach you how to use markdown, it just shows you how they look in spyware watchdog and let you know of any special requirements etc.

## Spyware Level: 0

## Config

At the top of every markdown document there will be a config that looks like this:

    ---
    title: Google Chrome # Name of the software the article is about.
    rating: 0 # The spyware rating it was given.
    catagory: Browsers # Used for the generation of articles/index.html (Currently unused).
    created: 2021.09.02 # The date the article was created.*
    modified: 2021.09.02 # The date the article was last modified.*
    version: 93.0.4577.58 # The version of the software reviewed.*
    ---

* - The opton is optional

## Source reference (CUSTOM)

This will link to source 1[1]
This will link to source 2[2]

## Headers

Below are all usable header types, Header 1 is reserved for article sections and will cause issues if used.

## Header 2

### Header 3

#### Header 4

##### Header 5

###### Header 6

## Blockquote

> This is a blockquote, it does blockquote stuff.
> It does not like Spyware Watchdog have any special blockquote css.

Normal Text for comparison

## Lists

- Element 1
- Element 2
- Element 3

## Numbered Lists

1. Element 1
2. Element 2
3. Element 3

## Codeblock

    This is a codeblock.
    Turns out Spyware Watchdog actually supports codeblocks.
    (Unlike Blockquotes)

## Horiziontal Rule

You have seen this alot in this article thus far, while they can be used without spaces adding spaces avoids them acting as a Header.

## Links

Click Me

## Emphasis

Italics Bold

## Code

Apparently `Codeblocks` was not enough so they also needed `Code`.

## Images

## HTML

Html tags should still be fully supported.

#### Further Reading:

- Markdown Tutorial

#### Sources:

1. Daring Fireball: Markdown Syntax Documentation

2. Neocities