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 ## Basic guidelines for social media
 
 1. Keep text as clear and simple as possible by using [plain language](https://accessibility.civicactions.com/guide/plain-language). 
-     - Use short sentences and choose words your audience uses. 
-     - Don't use all-caps. 
-     - Spell out abbreviations or acronyms. 
-     - Include descriptive text before links. For example, "Read the help page for more info: [LINK]"
+     * Use short sentences and choose words your audience uses. 
+     * Don't use all-caps. 
+     * Spell out abbreviations or acronyms. 
+     * Include descriptive text before links. For example, "Read the help page for more info: [LINK]"
 2. Add alternative text to all contextual images.  
-     - Avoid images with text on them.
-     - Use static images instead of animated GIFs
-     - Make sure images have strong color contrast.
+     * Avoid images with text on them.
+     * Use static images instead of animated GIFs
+     * Make sure images have strong color contrast.
 3. All videos should have captions and transcripts. 
-     - Don't forget to review any auto-generated text.
+     * Don't forget to review any auto-generated text.
 4. Be thoughtful about the use of hashtags.
-     - If using hashtags, write them in camel case. This means that each unique word in a hashtag should start with a capital letter. This makes it easier for assistive technology to pronounce hashtags. For example, #WebAccessibility
+     * If using hashtags, write them in camel case. This means that each unique word in a hashtag should start with a capital letter. This makes it easier for assistive technology to pronounce hashtags. For example, #WebAccessibility
 5. Limit the use of emoji and special characters.
-     - Use words instead of emojis to describe things.
-     - Add emojis at the end of messages.
-     - Be aware of how screen readers voice emoji and special characters—it can change the meaning of your posts. Special characters can have long spoken names when voiced by a screen reader, burdening some of your users more than others.
+     * Use words instead of emojis to describe things.
+     * Add emojis at the end of messages.
+     * Be aware of how screen readers voice emoji and special characters—it can change the meaning of your posts. Special characters can have long spoken names when voiced by a screen reader, burdening some of your users more than others.
 
 ## Resources
 
-- [Accessible Social's free resource and education hub for social media](https://www.accessible-social.com/)
-- [Digital.gov's toolkit for improving the accessibility of social media in government](https://digital.gov/resources/improving-the-accessibility-of-social-media-in-government/)
-- [Planning, creating and publishing accessible social media campaigns](https://gcs.civilservice.gov.uk/guidance/digital-communication/planning-creating-and-publishing-accessible-social-media-campaigns/)
-- [How to make images accessible for people on X (formerly Twitter)](https://help.x.com/en/using-x/picture-descriptions)
+* [Accessible Social's free resource and education hub for social media](https://www.accessible-social.com/)
+* [Digital.gov's toolkit for improving the accessibility of social media in government](https://digital.gov/resources/improving-the-accessibility-of-social-media-in-government/)
+* [Planning, creating and publishing accessible social media campaigns](https://gcs.civilservice.gov.uk/guidance/digital-communication/planning-creating-and-publishing-accessible-social-media-campaigns/)
+* [How to make images accessible for people on X (formerly Twitter)](https://help.x.com/en/using-x/picture-descriptions)
 
 ## Next steps
 
 When you are ready to learn more, here are some further guides and resources that may help your social media:
 
-- [Plain language guidelines](https://accessibility.civicactions.com/guide/plain-language)
-- [Additional tools](https://accessibility.civicactions.com/guide/tools)
+* [Plain language guidelines](https://accessibility.civicactions.com/guide/plain-language)
+* [Additional tools](https://accessibility.civicactions.com/guide/tools)