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         <h3 class="text-center features">User Profile Dashboard Page</h3>
  -      <p class="features">The user dashboard will display a user's recent contributions, a list of their own articles, reading and analyses history, recent activities by other users, and customization of notifications and other user settings. In the near future, users will also be able to easily pre-register a new study and post data/syntax for a working paper on this screen. </p>
  +      <p class="features">The user dashboard will display a user's recent contributions, a list of their own articles, reading and analyses history, recent activities by other users, and notifications customization. </p>
         <a href="<%=path_to_image('alpha_images/4-profile-dashboard.png')%>">
           <%= image_tag('alpha_images/4-profile-dashboard.png', class: 'features') %>
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              Yes, eventually. Our current focus is to organize and curate the available data/materials
              that are already hosted by the many public repositories that already exist. However, in our quest to
              radically simplify the fundamental scientific practice of sharing data/materials, we are working on forging a partnership with a major data repository website so that users can easily drag-and-drop data for their articles via our interface using our partner's infrastructure.
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        <h3 class="text-center features">Innovative Search Results Page</h3>
        <p class="features">Easily find relevant articles via icons that indicate availability of data/syntax, materials, replication studies, reproducibility info, and pre-registration info. Looking for articles that have specific components available? Use custom filters to only display those articles (e.g., only display articles with available data/syntax)! </p>
        <a href="<%=path_to_image('alpha_images/2-search-results.png')%>">
          <%= image_tag('alpha_images/2-search-results.png', class: 'features') %>
        </a>
  