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+# LEXIPYTHON CONFIG FILE
+#
+# This file defines the configuration values for an instance of Lexipython.
+# Configuration values are written as:
+>>>CONFIG_NAME>>>
+value
+<<<CONFIG_NAME<<<
+# The above defines a config value named CONFIG_NAME with a value of "value".
+
+# The title of the Lexicon game, displayed at the top of each entry.
+>>>LEXICON_TITLE>>>
+Lexicon Title
+<<<LEXICON_TITLE<<<
+
+# Sidebar content. Will be read as Lexipython Markdown.
+# The title header won't be displayed but needs to be included for the
+# parsing to validate. Just ignore it.
+>>>SIDEBAR_CONTENT>>>
+# Sidebar
+
+//Sidebar content//
+<<<SIDEBAR_CONTENT<<<
+
+# Session page content. Will be read as Lexipython Markdown.
+# The content header will be displayed as the page title for the session page.
+>>>SESSION_PAGE>>>
+# Lexicon Proximum
+
+**You are [...]**. The index grouping is **[...]**.
+
+For the first turn, give the //Rules// page a read-through. Then come up with the character of your scholar, write an article that's about 100-300 words within your assigned index, and send it to the host.
+
+Consider putting session information here, like the index grouping and turn count, where to send completed entries, index assignments, turn schedule, and so on.
+<<<SESSION_PAGE<<<
+
+# Index headers. An index is a string of characters, which are the characters
+# an entry has to begin with to fall under that index. Indices will be listed
+# in the order written. Entries will be put into the first index they match.
+# Leftover entries will be listed under "&c." at the end.
+>>>INDEX_LIST>>>
+ABC
+DEF
+GHI
+JKL
+MNO
+PQRS
+TUV
+WXYZ
+<<<INDEX_LIST<<<