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 <H2> Phase 3: community requested features (2016)  </H2>
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 Overlapping phase 2 there <b>was</b>
 <a href="http://igor2.repo.hu/cgi-bin/pcb-rnd-poll.cgi"> feature poll </a>. If there
 are enough <b>active</b> users/testers for a feature, it gets implemented in
@@ -66,6 +67,7 @@
 directions will be mainly set by their need.
 
 <H2> Phase 2: major cleanups (2015..2016) </H2>
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 In the first phase I was mostly implementing a set of small features and fixes.
 As I got more familiar with the code base, I decided to bite the bullet and
 do some refactoring:
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 <H2> Phase 1: At the beginning... (2013..2014)</H2>
+<p>
 I use PCB a lot on various computers. I used to try to join the mainstream
 development with small contribution (minor patches) and was active on
 IRC and the mailing lists for a while. However, it didn't work out well,
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 		</ul>
 	<li> no stable release for years; maintaining a set of patches (like pcb-gpmi) and porting them to new releases is too much hassle
 </ul>
+<p>
 I was pondering a fork for years. The trigger was that one day I've upgraded
 Debian on my lab computer and the new version of PCB came with gl enabled; this
 made PCB absolutely unusable (had to wait like 10 seconds for a scroll) while
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 install from source (but I have too many computers for that). My decision
 was to set up my own .deb but then build it from a fork (it's not much of
 an extra effort), so I can add some of the features I miss in daily use.
+<p>
 My plans with this fork:
 <ul>
 	<li> I stick with my fork and will use it on all my computers for all my designs