[minor changes to acid-state intro.
Jeremy Shaw <jeremy@seereason.com>**20120113204035
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-<p><kbd>acid-state</kbd> is a NoSQL, RAM-cloud persistent data store. One of its attractive features is that it is designed to store arbitrary Haskell datatypes and queries are written using plain old Haskell code. This means you do not have to learn a special query language, or figure out how to turn your beautiful Haskell datastructures into some limited set of ints and strings.</p>
+<p><kbd>acid-state</kbd> is a NoSQL, RAM-cloud, persistent data store. One of attractive feature is that it's designed to store arbitrary Haskell datatypes and queries are written using plain old Haskell code. This means you do not have to learn a special query language, or figure out how to turn your beautiful Haskell datastructures into some limited set of ints and strings.</p>
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-<p>Apps written using <kbd>happstack-state</kbd> can be migrated to use <kbd>acid-state</kbd> relatively easily. Details on the process or documented <a href="http://code.google.com/p/happstack/wiki/HapstackStateToAcidState">here.</a>
+<p>Apps written using <kbd>happstack-state</kbd> can be migrated to use <kbd>acid-state</kbd> relatively easily. Details on the process or documented <a href="http://code.google.com/p/happstack/wiki/HapstackStateToAcidState">here</a>.