anchor.diff:  
   Walkthrough
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  -I'd like to take you through a short tour of whats on the website. The website
  -is based on the https://github.com/jbossorg/bootstrap-community[JBoss community bootrap theme].
  +I'd like to take you through a short tour of what’s on the website. The website
  +is based on the https://github.com/jbossorg/bootstrap-community[JBoss community bootstrap theme].
   So it should operate in a familiar manner to other JBoss community websites.
   
   Main Landing Page
  
positive.code: The first page aims to keep you up to date with the latest WildFly news and
  events. 
  
  The rotating banners in the center are clickable and well take you into an 
  area that provides more information about what the banner is highligthing.
  
  Below the banners we have the latest WildFly news, which is a specialized blog
  that will contain articles that we think Wildfly users, such as yourself, will
  find interesting. If you click on the RSS looking icon in the "Latest News" title
  you get an atom feed for the news.
  
  Clicking on the title links will take you into the article and display some information 
  about the author. Aside from regular bloggers on the development team, we
  
negative.code: To the various tools and people that helped. 
  
  * Awestruct - a handy templating engine for generating nice static sites.
  * Asciidoctor - supports the best blog formatting language ever.
  * JBoss Bootrap - a great starting template based on the awesome Twitter Bootstrap project.
  * Infinispan Website - a great boostrap derived site I was able to reuse a few layouts and ideas from.
  * Arquillian Website - an awestruct derived site that had a nice little snippet of summary code I was able to reuse.
  * Blender - a really amazing OSS 3d ray tracing tool.
  * Gimp - a really amazing OSS 2d drawing program.
  * Brian, Marko, David & Tomaz - for testing the site on various mobile devices and providing general feedback.
  * James & Design Team - for the really nice logo.
  * Ruby - for reminding me why I _love_ Java.
  