 
           And here are some examples of not-cats (you can ignore these):
 
-          ![A sample of things that are not cats.](http://zooniverse-resources.s3.amazonaws.com/bigblogfiles/cat_demo/notcats.png)"
+          ![A sample of things that are not cats.](http://zooniverse-resources.s3.amazonaws.com/bigblogfiles/cat_demo/notcats.png)
 
       We can set subsequent tasks to depend on the answer to this question. Right now we haven't made any other tasks,
       so the only option is "End of Classification." Once we create more tasks, we'll go back through and link them.


      _Translator_: Translators will have access to the project builder as well as the translation site, so they can translate all of your project text into a different language.

      ### DETAILS - Subject sets and manifest details:

      The manifest should have one row per subject, with columns for _SubjectID_, _FileName_, and whatever other metadata you would like to include.

      If you want to make subjects with multiple images, then create a column for each filename (_Filename1_, _Filename2_, etc.). Note that drawing tasks do not work on multi-image subjects.

      We recommend that you create a unique identifier per subject before uploading to the Zooniverse, so that you have a secure way of linking the data we provide back to the rest of your metadata. Note that all filenames for subjects you upload will need to be unique!
    '''

module.exports = React.createClass

      Get started uploading a set of subjects for your project by clicking on the "New Subject Set" button on
      the left hand side of the screen. That will bring you to the _Subject Uploader_.

      It's easiest if you have all of your images in a single folder along with a manifest file, and you will 
      upload both at the same time. The manifest file lists all the images we want to upload and links each 
      image to additional information, also called metadata, such as date, time, and photographer. There is more 
      information about the manifest in the "Details" section below, but for now you can see an example manifest 
      file in the ["Kitteh" zip file](https://data.zooniverse.org/tutorial/kitteh_zoo.zip).

      Click on the "Upload Subjects" box and navigate to the "Kitteh" folder you downloaded. The easiest thing
      to do is simply hit _cmd + a_ (on Mac, or _ctrl + a_ on Windows) to select everything in that folder.
