Issue 5102 - Replaced semantically incorrect <hr> elements with :after styles

pages/users.md

Index: pages/users.md
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 description=Learn how to take control over your online ad experience with Acceptable Ads
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 # ![{{users-icon-alt[Users icon alt text] Users icon}}](/img/png/icon-users.png){: .card-icon } <br> {{users-heading[Page heading] Users }}
 
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 {{users-p1[Users paragraph 1] From its start in 2006 <fix>Adblock Plus</fix> blocked all the ads. But by 2011 we were starting to think this was a bad idea, so we asked our users if they thought so too. ​[They did](https://adblockplus.org/blog/adblock-plus-user-survey-results-part-0). In fact, a large majority said that they would be fine with seeing certain ads if they were not so intrusive. So, with their input, we developed standards for better ads. These became the first <fix>Acceptable Ads</fix> criteria, and as these criteria evolve users continue to be an irreplaceable part of the process.}}
 
 {{users-p1[Users paragraph 1] But that doesn’t mean they have to be. <fix>Adblock Plus</fix> is endlessly and totally customizable, so users can ​[turn off <fix>Acceptable Ads</fix> and block all ads](#optout-aa). However, few do. After five years of running <fix>Acceptable Ads</fix>, users have demonstrated time and again that they want to play a role in the <fix>Acceptable Ads</fix> process, something the <fix>Acceptable Ads</fix> Committee will facilitate.}}
 
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