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 ## Following will be a step by step guide to ensure you successfully get the bot to work.
 
-1. Creating/Adding the bot
+### 1. Creating/Adding the bot  
  After downloading or cloning the source code in a safe proper place, you'll need to add/create the bot in discord. This guide from geeks for geeks will help you for this process. <link> https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/websites-apps/how-to-make-a-discord-bot/ </link>  
  <strong>Scroll down to the "How to create a bot using Python" part. Follow till step 4. For the 0Auth2 section, you will also want to check on, 'Send messages' and 'View channels' in 'Bot permissions'.</strong>
 
-2. Adding some requirements
+### 2. Adding some requirements  
 Now you will open VScode or whatever software you have and open our bot folder. In the .env file you will want to add the discord token that you previously saved while creating the bot on discord.
 For the weather token, log in to your openweather account(if not created, create one <link> https://home.openweathermap.org/users/sign_up </link>) > go to API keys > and copy the key in the .env  
-You will also want to go the main.py file, at the bottom of the file at line 317, you're gonna want to add the channel's id where you want the bot to send a message when it's online. Generally the general channel lol. For that you want to go enable the Developper mode in your discord settings and then right click on the channel to copy id. 
+<strong> You will also want to go the main.py file, at the bottom of the file at line 317, you're gonna want to add the channel's id where you want the bot to send a message when it's online.</strong> Generally the general channel lol. For that you want to go enable the Developper mode in your discord settings and then right click on the channel to copy id. 
 
-3. GOOGLE
+### 3. GOOGLE  
 This part can be a bit confusing, but stay focused folks. Here is a guide to succesfully integrate google calendar to your bot <link> https://www.onecal.io/fr/blog/how-to-integrate-google-calendar-api-into-your-app </link>.  
-In step 3 you also want to enable Google tasks API cause we need it. At step 5 you're going to choose 'Desktop application' instead of 'Web application'. Give them the same name as your bot so it's not complicated later. You are also going to want to download the JSON file and save it in the .secret folder of our bot. Rename it to credentials.json. While adding the scopes to step 7, you're going to choose, 
+In step 3 you also want to enable Google tasks API cause we need it. At step 5 you're going to choose 'Desktop application' instead of 'Web application'. Give them the same name as your bot so it's not complicated later. <strong>You are also going to want to download the JSON file and save it in the .secret folder of our bot.</strong> Rename it to credentials.json. While adding the scopes to step 7, you're going to choose, 
 - calendarlist.readonly
 - events.public.readonly
 - calendar.freebusy
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ In step 3 you also want to enable Google tasks API cause we need it. At step 5 y
 
 Everything after step 8 is not necessary, unless you're curious about it.
 
-4. Final requirements
+### 4. Final requirements  
 Almost everything is setup now. You must have noticed the requirements.txt, it contains everything you need to install for the bot to run. But first, We're going to make a python's virtual environnement where the bot is going to run as a server. Be in your bot's folder and type 
 `python -m venv . dvenv`
 It will create the folder for the virtual environnement. And now to launch it