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			p Rally the Troops! is created and maintained by Tor Andersson. It is a free software project.

			p The source code is available on #[a(href="https://github.com/rally-the-troops/") GitHub].

			h2 Tips & Tricks

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				li Open a separate browser tab or window for each side when playing solo.
				li Use the middle mouse button to drag and scroll around the map.
				li Hold down the Shift key when mousing over a block or counter in order to magnify it.
				li The #[i Enter] and #[i Escape] keys open and close the chat box.
				li To invite your friends to a private game, send them the address of the join page.
				li Chat messages can only be seen by players who are part of a game. They are hidden from observers.
				li The #[img(src="/images/cog.svg")] menu has links to rules, player aids and other reference material. In some games you can also choose between alternative graphics and layout options.
				li The #[img(src="/images/earth-africa-europe.svg")] button hides all counters and markers, if you need to check something on the map that is obscured.
				li The #[img(src="/images/magnifying-glass.svg")] button shrinks the map to fit the screen width.
				li The #[img(src="/images/scroll-quill.svg")] button hides the game log and player status displays, so you can see more of the map.
				li The #[img(src="/images/chat-bubble.svg")] button lights up if you have unread chat messages.
				li The #[img(src="/images/cycle.svg")] button appears when the game is over, and can be used to quickly start a rematch.

			h2 Licensing

			p All games are used with consent from their respective rights holders.

			p Icons are sourced from #[a(href="https://game-icons.net") game-icons.net] by Delapouite, Lorc, and others under the #[a(href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/") CC BY 3.0] license.

			p Other images and graphics are sourced from #[a( href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page") Wikimedia Commons].