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+# Wyrm
+
+Built primarily by Dave Snider for use on his web sites. Here be documentation
+for the poor souls that have to work with him and wonder why he doesn't just
+use bootstrap.
+
+Wyrm is a small library of [Bourbon](http://bourbon.io) powered SASS files meant
+for use in minimalistic Document and Form heavy sites. It was primarily built
+for [Webhook](http://www.webhook.com) but can also be found in use on
+[Read the Docs sphinx theme](http://snide.github.com/sphinx_rtd_theme) among
+other places.
+
+## Installation
+
+Wyrm is best installed through [bower](http://bower.io) and is updated regularly.
+
+```
+bower install wyrm
+```
+
+By default, Wyrm installs [Font Awesome](http://fontawesome.io) setting the
+`$icon-prefix` to FA's default of `fa`. You'll want to use [Grunt](http://gruntjs.org)
+or some other method to copy the font files to your font folder in your project. Wyrm
+by default assumes that it is `../fonts/` relative to your css, but this variable can
+be changed with `$fa-font-path`. You can use any font icons though, and all icons
+actually used in Wyrm itself are set as variables in the `_wy_variables.sass` files.
+
+## Things to know
+
+1. Uses indented Sass style because it's awesome.
+2. `$base-line-height` is the magic number used for calculations across wyrm. `$gutter` is
+it's em based cousin usefual for grids.
+4. Because `$gutter` is an em value, I've included an `em()` mixin for converting pixels
+to ems should you need to make calculations with the two.
+3. Vertical margin is only applied to the **bottom** of elements, not spread
+top/bottom like other frameworks. It is always some multiple of `$base-line-height`
+
+## Wyrm core / add-on structure
+
+Files that you'll likely want to install are in `/wyrm_core/` and you can handly call
+all of them using the `_wyrm_core.sass` file. Alternatively, I've built a whole lot
+of addons, located in `/wym_addons/`, which you can plug and play into wyrm as you need. Most of them are
+documented here. To install core + plus all the addons, there's a handy `_wyrm_all.sass`
+file, though honestly you'll prolly just make your own document at that point.