@@ -43,13 +43,11 @@ Basically, Actors are programs packaged as Docker images, which accept a well-de
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4444Actors have the following elements:
4545
46- - ** Dockerfile** which specifies where the Actor's source code is,
47- how to build it, and run it.
48- - ** Documentation** in a form of a README.md file.
49- - ** Input and output schemas** that describe what input the Actor requires,
50- and what results it produces.
51- - Access to an out-of-the-box ** storage system** for Actor data, results, and files.
52- - ** Metadata** such as the Actor name, description, author, and version.
46+ - _ Dockerfile_ which specifies where the Actor's source code is, how to build it, and run it.
47+ - _ Documentation_ in a form of a README.md file.
48+ - _ Input and output schemas_ that describe what input the Actor requires, and what results it produces.
49+ - Access to an out-of-the-box _ storage system_ for Actor data, results, and files.
50+ - _ Metadata_ such as the Actor name, description, author, and version.
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5452The documentation and the input/output schemas make it possible for people to easily understand what the Actor does,
5553enter the required inputs both in user interface or API,
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