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@@ -1151,23 +1151,28 @@ scheme called https://oreil.ly/fuCiK[Sphinx]. This routing protocol
 ensures that a payment sender can construct and communicate a path
 through the LN such that:
 
-- Intermediate nodes can verify and decrypt their portion of route
-  information and find the next hop.
+++++
+<ul>
+<li> Intermediate nodes can verify and decrypt their portion of route
+  information and find the next hop.</li>
 
-- Other than the previous and next hops, they cannot learn about any
-  other nodes that are part of the path.
+<li> Other than the previous and next hops, they cannot learn about any
+  other nodes that are part of the path.</li>
 
-- They cannot identify the length of the payment path or their own
-  position in that path.
+<li>They cannot identify the length of the payment path or their own
+  position in that path.</li>
 
-- Each part of the path is encrypted in such a way that a network-level
+<li>Each part of the path is encrypted in such a way that a network-level
   attacker cannot associate the packets from different parts of the path
-  to each other.
+  to each other.</li>
 
-- Unlike Tor (an onion-routed anonymization protocol on the internet),
+<li><p class="fix_tracking">Unlike Tor (an onion-routed anonymization protocol on the internet),
   there are no "exit nodes" that can be placed under surveillance. The
   payments do not need to be transmitted to the Bitcoin blockchain; the
-  nodes just update channel balances.
+  nodes just update channel balances.</p>
+  </li>
+  </ul>
+  ++++
 
 Using this onion-routed protocol, Alice wraps each element of the path
 in a layer of encryption, starting with the end and working backward.