Existing Style

README.md

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 ##### Maintain existing style
 > When editing a module written by someone else, stick to the style in which it was written. If a project has an overall style, stick to that when writing new modules as well.
 
-```erlang
-% bad
--exports([ function1
- , i_like
- , preceding_commas, i_dont, like_them
- ]).
-
-% good
--exports([ function1
- , i_like
- , preceding_commas
- , i_dont
- , like_them
- , but_i_respect_your_style
- ]).
-```
+*Examples*: [existing_style](src/existing_style.erl)
 
 *Reasoning*: It's better to keep a module that just looks ugly to you than to have a module that looks half ugly to you, half ugly to somebody else.