1## On proper introductions.
5As documentation is usually written for humans, it's often useful to introduce concepts with a few words.
7## This title is below the last
9You'll also note that multiple intros are possible.
15- Supported content types are:
19- Example: `application/json`
28- Headers: [("X-Example","1729")]
30- Supported content types are:
34- If you use ?capital=true
40- If you use ?capital=false
46## DELETE /greet/:greetid
58- *greetid*: identifier of the greet msg to remove
61- This endpoint is sensitive to the value of the **unicorns** HTTP header.
68- Supported content types are:
72- Response body as below.
82- *name*: name of the person to greet
87 - **Values**: *true, false*
88 - **Description**: Get the greeting message in uppercase (true) or not (false).Default is false.
96- Supported content types are:
99 - `text/plain;charset=utf-8`
101- If you use ?capital=true
107- If you use ?capital=true
113- If you use ?capital=false
119- If you use ?capital=false
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