list mediums

docs/1.0.md

@@ -883,12 +883,16 @@ and what it is capable of.
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 ## Medium
 `<podcast:medium>`<br><br>
-The `medium` tag tells the an application what the content contained within the feed IS, as opposed to what the content is ABOUT in the case of a category.  This allows a podcast app to
-modify it's behavior or UI to give a better experience to the user for this content.  For example, if a podcast has `<podcast:medium>music</podcast:medium>` an app may choose to
-reset playback speed to 1x and adjust it's EQ settings to be better for music vs. spoken word.
+The `medium` tag tells an application what the content contained within the feed IS, as opposed to what the 
+content is ABOUT in the case of a category.  This allows a podcast app to modify it's behavior or UI to give a 
+better experience to the user for this content.  For example, if a podcast has 
+`<podcast:medium>music</podcast:medium>` an app may choose to reset playback speed to 1x and adjust it's EQ settings 
+to be better for music vs. spoken word.
 
-Accepted medium names are curated within a list maintained by the community as new mediums are discovered over time. Newly proposed mediums should require some level of
-justification to be added to this list. One may argue and/or prove use of a new medium even for only one application, should it prove different enough from existing mediums to have meaning.
+Accepted medium names are curated within a list maintained by the community as new mediums are discovered over time. 
+Newly proposed mediums should require some level of justification to be added to this list. One may argue and/or 
+prove use of a new medium even for only one application, should it prove different enough from existing mediums to 
+have meaning.
 
 ### Parent
 &nbsp; `<channel>`
@@ -911,19 +915,19 @@ The node value is a string denoting one of the following possible values:
 - `blog` - Describes a feed of informally written articles.  Similar to `newsletter` but more informal as in a 
   traditional blog platform style.
 
-### Lists
-In addition to the above mediums, each medium also has a counterpart "list" variant, where the original medium name is 
-suffixed by the letter "L" to indicate that it is a "List" of that type of content. For example, `podcast` would become 
-`podcastL`, `music` would become `musicL`, `audiobook` would become `audiobookL`, etc.
+### List Mediums
+In addition to the above mediums, each medium also has a counterpart "list" variant, where the original medium name 
+is suffixed by the letter "L" to indicate that it is a "List" of that type of content. For example, `podcast` would 
+become `podcastL`, `music` would become `musicL`, `audiobook` would become `audiobookL`, etc.
 
 There is also a dedicated list medium for mixed content:
 - `mixed` - This list medium type describes a feed of `<podcast:remoteItem>`'s that point to different remote medium 
   types.  For instance, a single list feed might point to music, podcast and audiobook items in other feeds.  An 
   example would be a personal consumption history feed.
 
-These "list" medium feeds are expected to have no regular `<item>`, nor `<podcast:liveItem>`, nor any future similar new 
-item type. Rather, "List" mediums are intended to exclusively contain one or more `<podcast:remoteItem>`'s, allowing 
-one to reference a feed by its `<podcast:guid>` and the guid of an item.
+A "list" medium feed should not be expected to have regular `<item>`'s,`<podcast:liveItem>`'s, or any future 
+similar new item type. Rather, a "List" feed is intended to exclusively contain one or more `<podcast:remoteItem>`'s,
+allowing one to reference a feed by its `<podcast:guid>` and the guid of an item.
 
 ### Examples
 Example use for a standard "podcast" feed: