anchor.diff:  
   _Vassal_ designed by Rodney Kinney
   
  -*Development Team:* Rodney Kinney, Joel Uckelman, Brent Easton, Michael Kiefte, Tim McCarron
  +*Development Team:* Rodney Kinney, Joel Uckelman, Brent Easton, Michael Kiefte, Tim McCarron, Brian Reynolds
   
   *Testing:* Thomas Russ
   
  
positive.code: 
  Vassal {project-version} is supported on the following platforms:
  
  * _Windows:_ Windows 7, 8 and 10.
  * _MacOS:_ Version 10.4 or later (Tiger).
  * _Linux:_ Any distribution.
  * _Other platforms_: Vassal {project-version} is supported on any platform which has a suitable version of Java installed. For example, Vassal could be installed on a memory stick and be used on multiple platforms.
  
negative.code: . When your turn is complete, click *File > End Logfile.*
  . Name and save the log file.
  . Email the log file to your opponent as an attachment, using your computer’s email client.
  (Vassal log files have the suffix .vlog.). Or, if you are playing via Discord, drag the log file into your chat w/ your opponent to upload it.
  B. Reviewing an opponent’s email log:
  . When you receive your opponent’s email (or a new log via Discord or other means), save the attached log file to your system. *TIP*: If you _already_ have a window open with an earlier turn of the same game, then if you have VASSAL 3.6.4 or higher you can simply drag the file or link directly to your existing window (drag on top of the map or chat) -- this will automatically load the game straight into your existing window and you can skip straight to step 6.
  . Launch Vassal and then the module you are playing.
  . In the Welcome Wizard, under *Select play mode,* choose *Load a Saved Game.*
  . Under *Load Saved Game*, click *Select* and browse to the log file.
  