Updated formatting

diff --git a/Documentation/CONTRIBUTING.md b/Documentation/CONTRIBUTING.md
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--- a/Documentation/CONTRIBUTING.md
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@@ -185,15 +185,20 @@ comparison where `MCU_VARIANT` is checked for your MCU variant.
 You also need to add entries to the `setTxPower()`, `eeprom_product_valid()` and `eeprom_model_valid()` functions in the same file.
 
 In `setTxPower()`, you simply need to add an if statement for your model, e.g:
-`if (model == MODEL_99) radio->setTxPower(txp, PA_OUTPUT_PA_BOOST_PIN);`
+```
+if (model == MODEL_99) radio->setTxPower(txp, PA_OUTPUT_PA_BOOST_PIN);
+```
 
 There is no difference between `PA_OUTPUT_PA_BOOST_PIN` and `PA_OUTPUT_RFO_PIN` on boards which do not have an SX1276/8.
 
 For `eeprom_product_valid()` you simply need to add your product value to the relevant if statment depending on what MCU variant your board uses. For example:
-`if (rval == PRODUCT_RAK4631 || rval == PRODUCT_HELTEC_T114 || rval == PRODUCT_OPENCOM_XL || rval == PRODUCT_TECHO || rval == PRODUCT_MY_WICKED_BOARD || rval == PRODUCT_HMBRW) {`
+```
+if (rval == PRODUCT_RAK4631 || rval == PRODUCT_HELTEC_T114 || rval == PRODUCT_OPENCOM_XL || rval == PRODUCT_TECHO || rval == PRODUCT_MY_WICKED_BOARD || rval == PRODUCT_HMBRW) {
+```
 
 Finally, for `eeprom_model_valid`, you must add an elif with the correct model number for the board, e.g:
-```#elif BOARD_MODEL == BOARD_MY_WICKED_BOARD
+```
+#elif BOARD_MODEL == BOARD_MY_WICKED_BOARD
     if (model == MODEL_99) {
 ```