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-# foobar-baz
-
-Here goes your elevator pitch for your colorscheme.
-
-## Requirements
-
-This colorscheme should be accepted by any Vim build or version on any platform without throwing any error but it is specifically designed with the following environments in mind…
-
-### GUI Vim (GVim, MacVim)
-
-The colorscheme should work without any user intervention.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying "true colors"
-
-If your terminal emulator is capable of displaying "true colors" and set up to do so, you can tell Vim to use the colorscheme's GUI-specific color definitions instead of those specific to color terminals.
-
-Check your terminal emulator's documentation to see if it supports "true colors" and Vim's `:help xterm-true-color` for additional information.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 256 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 16 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 8 colors
-
-## Installation
-
-### With a plugin manager
-
-Follow your plugin manager's instructions.
-
-### Manually
-
-Move `colors/foobar-baz.vim` to:
-
-* `$HOME/.vim/colors/foobar-bazvim` on UNIX-like systems,
-* `$HOME\vimfiles\colors\foobar-bazvim` on Windows.
-
-## Activation
-
-Add the line below to your `vimrc`:
-
-    colorscheme foobar-baz
-
-and either reload your `vimrc`:
-
-    :source $MYVIMRC
-
-or start a new Vim session.
-
-NOTE: if you installed foobar-baz with the help of a plugin manager, make sure that line comes *after* any line related in one way or another to your plugin manager.
-
-## Hacking
-
-## Acknowledgements
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-<%
-    # foo
-    information = {
-        name:        "rnb",
-        description: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."
-    }
-    
--%>
-# <%= information[:name] %>
-
-<%= information[:description] %>
-
-## Requirements
-
-This colorscheme should be accepted by any Vim build or version on any platform without throwing any error but it is specifically designed with the following environments in mind…
-
-### GUI Vim (GVim, MacVim)
-
-This colorscheme should work without any user intervention.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying "true colors"
-
-If your terminal emulator is capable of displaying "true colors" and set up to do so, you can tell Vim to use the colorscheme's GUI-specific color definitions instead of those specific to color terminals.
-
-Check your terminal emulator's documentation to see if it supports "true colors" and Vim's `:help xterm-true-color` for additional information.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 256 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 16 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 8 colors
-
-## Installation
-
-### With a plugin manager
-
-Follow your plugin manager's instructions.
-
-### Manually
-
-Move `colors/<%= information[:name] %>.vim` to:
-
-* `$HOME/.vim/colors/<%= information[:name] %>.vim` on UNIX-like systems,
-* `$HOME\vimfiles\colors\<%= information[:name] %>.vim` on Windows.
-
-## Activation
-
-Add the line below to your `vimrc`:
-
-    colorscheme <%= information[:name] %>
-
-and either reload your `vimrc`:
-
-    :source $MYVIMRC
-
-or start a new Vim session.
-
-NOTE: if you installed <%= information[:name] %> with the help of a plugin manager, make sure that line comes *after* any line related in one way or another to your plugin manager.
-
-## Hacking
-
-## Acknowledgements
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-# rnb
-
-Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
-
-## Requirements
-
-This colorscheme should be accepted by any Vim build or version on any platform without throwing any error but it is specifically designed with the following environments in mind…
-
-### GUI Vim (GVim, MacVim)
-
-The colorscheme should work without any user intervention.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying "true colors"
-
-If your terminal emulator is capable of displaying "true colors" and set up to do so, you can tell Vim to use the colorscheme's GUI-specific color definitions instead of those specific to color terminals.
-
-Check your terminal emulator's documentation to see if it supports "true colors" and Vim's `:help xterm-true-color` for additional information.
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 256 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 16 colors
-
-### Color terminals capable of displaying 8 colors
-
-## Installation
-
-### With a plugin manager
-
-Follow your plugin manager's instructions.
-
-### Manually
-
-Move `colors/foobar-baz.vim` to:
-
-* `$HOME/.vim/colors/foobar-bazvim` on UNIX-like systems,
-* `$HOME\vimfiles\colors\foobar-bazvim` on Windows.
-
-## Activation
-
-Add the line below to your `vimrc`:
-
-    colorscheme foobar-baz
-
-and either reload your `vimrc`:
-
-    :source $MYVIMRC
-
-or start a new Vim session.
-
-NOTE: if you installed foobar-baz with the help of a plugin manager, make sure that line comes *after* any line related in one way or another to your plugin manager.
-
-## Hacking
-
-## Acknowledgements