     question: "Would you like to view Curated or Uncurated data?"
     notification: "These images have been taken by cameras in public spaces"
     description: """
-      If you are using Chicago Wildlife Watch for educational purposes or with young children, you might want to use our 'Curated' dataset option.  The images in this data set are much more likely to contain an animal but still require additional classifications to confirm the animal type. For a younger audience, or for a situation where classification time is limited, this may provide a more engaging experience.
+      If you are using Chicago Wildlife Watch for educational purposes or with young children, you might want to use our 'Curated' dataset option.  The images in this data set are much more likely to contain an animal but still require additional attention to confirm the animal type. For a younger audience, or for a situation where time is limited, this may provide a more engaging experience.
     """
 
   siteIntro:

        Your observations will be combined with those of multiple volunteers,
        so even if you're not sure on something, your contribution is still very useful!

        Don't forget: after classifying an image you can always <strong>discuss</strong> it with professional and citizen scientists or share it with friends.

        Click <strong>"Finish"</strong> now to move on.
      '''

        Then click "Identify."
      '''

      finishHeader: 'Nice Job!'
      finish: '''
        Now you're ready to identify some images on your own.

        In each image, do your best to identify all the animals you can,
        even if you can't see enough to be completely sure.
