anchor.diff:                              'content': 'Additional notes or information about the item.'
                             },
         'duration'        : { 'title': 'Duration',
  -                            'content': '<p>A timestamp for the overall length or duration of the audio. Represents the playback time.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>00:56:46</li><li>00:56:46.0006</li></ul>'
  +                            'content': '<p>A timestamp for the overall length of the audio. Represents the playback time.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>00:56:46</li><li>00:56:46.0006</li></ul>'
                             },
         'tags'            : { 'title': 'Tags',
                               'content': '<p>A keyword or term that describes the item.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>space exploration</li><li>cosmology</li><li>physics</li></ul>'
  
positive.code:                             'content': 'Text transcript of the speech in the audio.'
                            },
        'locations[]'     : { 'title': 'Geolocation',
                              'content': '<p>A place that is the subject of a piece of media.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>37.2000,-76.7667</li><li>1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.</li><li>Chicago, IL</li></ul>'
                            },
        'interviewers[]'  : { 'title': 'Interviewer',
                              'content': '<p>The person(s) conducting the interview.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Davia Nelson</li><li>Nicholas van der Kolk</li><li>Chana Joffe-Walt</li></ul>'
  
negative.code: 
      $scope.itemHelp = {
        'title'           : { 'title': 'Title',
                              'content': '<p>The name that will appear when you search for the item. Not all audio will have a predefined title, e.g., interviews or segments of a longer work. In these situations, make up a title that you think will help you or others easily identify the audio\’s content.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Willie Nelson Interview</li><li>War of the Worlds</li><li>NASA Apollo 11 Onboard Recordings</li></ul>'
                            },
        'episodeTitle'    : { 'title': 'Episode Title',
                              'content': '<p>A finished episode or piece to which the audio contributed. Not all of your audio contributes to a larger piece. In these cases, leave this field blank.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Hidden Kitchens Texas</li><li>Notes on Camp</li><li>Parasites</li></ul>'
                            },
        'seriesTitle'     : { 'title': 'Series Title',
                              'content': '<p>The larger series to which the episode or piece contributed. Not all of your audio contributes to a series. In these cases, leave this field blank.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Hidden Kitchens</li><li>This American Life</li><li>Love and Radio</li></ul>'
                            },
        'identifier'      : { 'title': 'Item ID',
                              'content': '<p>A set of letters or numbers that you use to identify the item. Your ID is like a library call number. You can use an ID for an organizational system that you’ve invented, or you can use a URL.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>PROG_SV2BT0GDPUE28XX</li><li>NOVA003406</li><li>http://archive.org/details/<br/>TheApollo11MoonLanding</li></ul>' 
                            },
        'description'     : { 'title': 'Description',
                              'content': '<p>An abstract or summary of the audio. Your description can be a paragraph (or several) or only a sentence or two.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Willie Nelson takes us across The Lone Star State in this lively hour of stories from KUT Austin and NPR. Explore the history of Texas through food—told by people who find it, grow it, cook it, eat it, sell it, share it, and celebrate with it.</li></ul>'
                            },
        'rights'          : { 'title': 'Rights',
                              'content': '<p>Information about rights to the media item. Typically, rights information includes a statement about various property rights associated with the audio, including intellectual property rights. For audio that you\’d like to see shared or remixed, we recommend using a <a href=”http://creativecommons.org/choose/” target=”blank”> Creative Commons license</a>.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License</li><li>Copyright 2013 The Kitchen Sisters. Please contact kitchen@kitchensisters.org to get permission for use.</li></ul>'
                             },
        'dateCreated'     : { 'title': 'Date Created',
                              'content': '<p>The original date that the media item was created. In the case of raw interviews, the date on which the interview was conducted. For a finished piece, this may be the date you completed your final edit.</p>'
                            },
        'dateBroadcast'   : { 'title': 'Date Broadcast',
                              'content': '<p>The date on which the audio was originally broadcast either on the web or on air. (e.g., The date you first released the piece as a podcast or the date the piece ran on All Things Considered). If multiple broadcast dates are available, record the earliest date of broadcast.</p>'
                              },
        'physicalFormat'  : { 'title': 'Physical Format',
                              'content': '<p>The format of a media item that occupies physical space (e.g., a tape on a shelf), rather than as a digital file residing on a server or hard drive. This field is useful for tracking items that have not yet been digitized and items that have been digitized but still have physical analogs.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>1 inch audio tape</li><li>1/2 inch digital audio tape</li></ul>'
                             },
        'physicalLocation': { 'title': 'Physical Location',
                              'content': '<p>An address for a physical media item. This field may contain information about an item\’s location on a specific shelf, including an organization\'s name, departmental name, shelf ID and contact information. You can include any information that will help you find the media later.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Vault: ML007859.121.1.</li><li>Bay 12, Shelf 21</li><li>Front closet at Mario Furloni\’s house, Oakland, CA</li></ul>'
                            },
        'digitalFormat'   : { 'title': 'Digital Format',
                              'content': '<p>The audio file\’s digital format on a server or hard drive. Digital media formats are expressed as MIME types (e.g., mpeg). Pop Up Archive accepts mpeg (MP2 and MP3) and wav. If your record refers to an item outside of Pop Up Archive, you may have other audio types like aif, mp4, or ogg.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>mpeg (MP2, MP3)</li><li>wav (WAV)</li><li>aiff (AIF, AIFF)</li><li>mp4 (MP4)</li><li>ogg (Ogg Vorbis, Flac)</li></ul>'
                             },
        'audioFiles[][remoteFileUrl]' : { 'title': 'Link(s) to Audio File',
                              'content': ' <p>A direct link to a digital media item on the web. Pop Up Archive will use this URL to upload your audio. A single item may have multiple values if the audio has multiple parts (e.g., an interview recorded over three separate tracks). The URL must end with .mp2, .mp3, or .wav. A more general URL to a web page with information about the file can be listed in the Item ID field.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_1.mp3</li><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_2.mp3</li><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_3.mp3</li></ul>'
                            },
        'digitalLocation' : { 'title': 'Link(s) to Audio File',
                              'content': ' <p>A direct link to a digital media item on the web. Pop Up Archive will use this URL to upload your audio. A single item may have multiple values if the audio has multiple parts (e.g., an interview recorded over three separate tracks). The URL must end with .mp2, .mp3, or .wav. A more general URL to a web page with information about the file can be listed in the Item ID field.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_1.mp3</li><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_2.mp3</li><li>http://archive.org/download/NasaApollo11OnboardRecordings/11_highlight_3.mp3</li></ul>'
                            },
        'musicSoundUsed'  : { 'title': 'Music',
                              'content': '<p>Information about the music or sound clips used in a piece. This could include title, artist, album, timestamp, producer or record label information.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>"Dole It Out", Podington Bear</li><li>At Club St. Germain, Django Reinhardt</li><li>The Beatles, Apple</li></ul>'
                            },
        'datePeg'         : { 'title': 'Date Peg',
                              'content': '<p>A holiday or other date relevant to the item.</p><p>Examples</p><ul><li>Christmas</li><li>Yom Kippur</li><li>Independence Day</li></ul>'
  