Update a_few_basics.adoc

src/a_few_basics.adoc

@@ -89,6 +89,30 @@ Index
 
 NOTE: Settings in the header file (`book_header.adoc` in the docs-templates repo) trigger auto-generation of Appendix prefixes and of the Index (among other things).
 
+=== Lists
+
+Unordered list
+* Priv
+* Unpriv
+* Debug
+
+Ordered list
+. Priv
+. Unpriv
+. Debug
+
+Nested list
+* Priv
+** Intro
+*** Definitions
+** CSRs
+* Unpriv
+
+Add a title to a list
+.Ordered list
+. Priv
+. Unpriv
+. Debug
 
 === Hyperlinks and cross references
 

src/writing.adoc

@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
-== Write simply and concisely
+[[writing-simple]]
+== Writing tips
+
+Follow these tips to write your documents well.
+
+=== Write simply and concisely
 
 Keep your writing as simple as possible. 
 
@@ -11,7 +16,7 @@ Keep your writing as simple as possible.
 When you write, keep your international audience in mind.
 
 * Use concepts consistently. Check the glossary for common terms and definitions.
-* Avoid words that end in `ing`. Words that end in `ing` can be a verb, adjective, or noun. Rewriting your sentence to avoid `ing` is best. So "Rewrite your sentence to avoid `ing`."
+* Avoid words that end in "ing". Words that end in "ing" can be a verb, adjective, or noun. Rewriting your sentence to avoid "ing" is best. So Rewrite your sentence to avoid "ing".
 
 === Write for accessibility
 
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 Use the active voice as much as possible.
 
-
 When writing for highly technical audiences, strictly adhering to the use of active voice can result in convoluted sentences. As a result, while attempting to use active voice can result in improved clarity, contributors can choose to make use of passive voice. That said, we still encourage RISC-V contributors make use of active voice as much as possible.
 
 Here are some writing guidelines: