lint two more pages

meeting/2020-01-13.md

@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ anarcat, hiro, gaba, qbi present, arma joined in later
 [#29397]: https://bugs.torproject.org/29397
 
 ## hiro
+
 * Tried to debug what's happening on gitlab
   (a.k.a. dip.torproject.org)
 * Usual maintenance and upgrades to services (dip, git, ...)

policy/tpa-rfc-2-support.md

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ So, for example, those are *not* code reds for TPA:
 A "[code yellow][]" is a situation where we are overwhelmed but there
 isn't exactly an immediate emergency to deal with. A good introduction
 is this [SRECON19 presentation][] ([slides][]). The basic idea is
-that a code yellow is a "problem [that] creeps up on you over time and
+that a code yellow is a "problem \[that\] creeps up on you over time and
 suddenly the hole is so deep you can’t find the way out".
 
 [code yellow]: https://devops.com/code-yellow-when-operations-isnt-perfect/