anchor.diff:  			h4 Templates
   			
   			p Now, for the template our route will render. The <code>render</code> method looks in the <code>views</code> directory specified in our <code>web.js</code>, which we set to <code>/templates/views</code>.
  -			p It will look for templates and render them based on the <code>view engine</code> - in this case we're using <code>jade</code>, so now we need to add <code>templates/views/index.jade</code>.
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  -			.contextual-note
  -				h4 Jade &amp; other template languages
  -				p To learn more about Jade, visit <a href="http://jade-lang.com" target="_blank">jade-lang.org</a>, or check out the great <a href="http://naltatis.github.io/jade-syntax-docs/" target="_blank">live syntax documentation</a> to learn by example.
  -				p Alternatively, you can use <a href='http://expressjs.com/api.html#app.engine'>any template language supported by express</a>. The <code>view engine</code> option is passed through to express's <code>app.engine</code> method.
  -				p If you want to use a custom template engine, set the <code>custom engine</code> option as in the example below. For instance, <a href="http://embeddedjs.com/">ejs</a> is supported by express by default, but you might want to use <a href="https://github.com/RandomEtc/ejs-locals">ejs.locals</a> as a template engine in order to benefit from get extensions.
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  -				h4 web.js
  -				p Modified web.js to use a ejs-locals custom template engine.
  -			pre: code.language-javascript
  -				| var keystone = require('keystone');
  -				| var engine   = require('ejs-locals');
  -				| keystone.init({
  -				|   ...
  -				|   'custom engine': engine,
  -				|   'view engine': 'ejs',
  -				|   ...
  -				| });
  +			p In this guide, we're going to use <strong>Jade</strong> for our templates. To learn more about Jade, visit <a href="http://jade-lang.com" target="_blank">jade-lang.org</a>, or check out the great <a href="http://naltatis.github.io/jade-syntax-docs/" target="_blank">live syntax documentation</a> to learn by example.
  +			p First up, create <code>templates/views/index.jade</code>:
   
   			.code-header
   				h4 templates/views/index.jade
  
positive.code: 				| 
  				| keystone.start();
  			
  			p Now run <code>npm install</code> to install Keystone.
  			p.note For more information about the options Keystone supports, see the <a href="/guide/config">configuration guide</a>.
  			p.note Note: your web script won't run yet, because it is including models and routes that have not been set up yet. It assumes you follow the conventions in this guide.
  			
  
negative.code: 					|     mongoose = require('mongoose'),
  					|     app = express(),
  					|     keystone = require('keystone').connect(mongoose, app);
  			
  			a(name="start_structure")
  			h3 Project Structure
  