Prettier

Signed-off-by: Michael Telatynski <[email protected]>

Author: t3chguy

docs/warning-on-unverified-devices.md

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 Random notes from Matthew on the two possible approaches for warning users about unexpected
 unverified devices popping up in their rooms....
 
-Original idea...
-================
+# Original idea...
 
 Warn when an existing user adds an unknown device to a room.
 
 Warn when a user joins the room with unverified or unknown devices.
 
 Warn when you initial sync if the room has any unverified devices in it.
- ^ this is good enough if we're doing local storage.
- OR, better:
+^ this is good enough if we're doing local storage.
+OR, better:
 Warn when you initial sync if the room has any new undefined devices since you were last there.
- => This means persisting the rooms that devices are in, across initial syncs.
+=> This means persisting the rooms that devices are in, across initial syncs.
 
-
-Updated idea...
-===============
+# Updated idea...
 
 Warn when the user tries to send a message:
-  - If the room has unverified devices which the user has not yet been told about in the context of this room
-    ...or in the context of this user?  currently all verification is per-user, not per-room.
+
+-   If the room has unverified devices which the user has not yet been told about in the context of this room
+    ...or in the context of this user? currently all verification is per-user, not per-room.
     ...this should be good enough.
 
-  - so track whether we have warned the user or not about unverified devices - blocked, unverified, verified, unverified_warned.
+-   so track whether we have warned the user or not about unverified devices - blocked, unverified, verified, unverified_warned.
     throw an error when trying to encrypt if there are pure unverified devices there
     app will have to search for the devices which are pure unverified to warn about them - have to do this from MembersList anyway?
-      - or megolm could warn which devices are causing the problems.
+    -   or megolm could warn which devices are causing the problems.
 
-Why do we wait to establish outbound sessions?  It just makes a horrible pause when we first try to send a message... but could otherwise unnecessarily consume resources?
+Why do we wait to establish outbound sessions? It just makes a horrible pause when we first try to send a message... but could otherwise unnecessarily consume resources?