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Fix all the codes to follow coding standards

Indentation: 2 spaces for HTML, CSS, Javascript

React.js standards:
https://github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/master/react

As of now, it is handled by standard jQuery with DOM Nodes already written in HTML. To keep consistency in development convention, and to fully utilize React.js framework, we want to rewrite this in React.js. Please look at dev/queue.jsx for reference.

Files associated:

• dev/ form.jsx
• views/add_form.html

PLEASE CREATE SEPARATE BRANCH FOR THIS

As of now, the questions can be submitted multiple times by the same user. This is not something we want to happen, as one may spam the questions to increase chance of getting helped. There are two possible approaches (and maybe more) to this:

1. Restrict asking for help only after logged in through Facebook
2. Uniquely identify users' machine ID (IP, MAC, or whatever) so non-Facebook users can ask questions, too.

PLEASE DO NOT CODE FOR THIS TASK YET.

What we want is to come up with best and easiest idea to prevent such issue.

Research and write codes for Mocha. Headless testing maybe necessary, in that case, use PhantomJS as well. After the test is written, activate Travis for continuous integration purposes.

After a user submits their question, they may want to edit their submitted question. For this feature, user can simply click on their submission on the queue and it should be editable if the question is written by them.

If a user clicks a question that is not written by them, it should show the form that is NOT EDITABLE. Some details may be hidden, but let's put that in less priority.

Here is a problem that I see:
If a user submits the question without Facebook authentication, then he/she may not be able to edit their account. As per other issue(s) listed, this problem should be fixed soon.

As of now, Facebook OAuth 2.0 in backend is handled by Passport.js library. However, we still need UI components to allow users to login using their Facebook credentials. For example, a button to login and a button to logout.

Two routes that are associated with this task are:

• "/auth/facebook?queue="
• "/logout?queue="

It may throw an error by Facebook when attempting to authenticate as only designated URL can be used for OAuth.

PLEASE MAKE A SEPARATE BRANCH FOR THIS.

Change indentation standards from 4 spaces to 2 spaces.