anchor.diff:  The Webulous server is capable of serving more complex data validations, such as those that are constructed from a custom list, ontologies outside of BioPortal, and validation lists based on the results of a DL query.
   
   To load a data submission template from a Webulous server, the Webulous server needs to be running on a public URL accessible by the Google document.
  -The EBI is currently hosting a read-only Webulous server that you can use to load templatesfor submitting term requests to EFO   (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/webulous).
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  -Open the Webulus menu and go down to the “Webulous server” option, then choose “Load a template…”.  This will open a dialog where you must enter the URL where the Webulous server is running (e.g. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/webulous).
  -Click the “Get templates” button and a list of available templates will appear in the drop down menu below.
  -By default Webullou will create a template for 100 rows of data, but if you think you will require more rows, you can set the amount in the input here.
  +The EBI is currently hosting a read-only Webulous server that you can use to load templates for submitting term requests to EFO   (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/webulous).
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  +Open the Webulus menu (Add-ons -> Webulous) and go down to the “Webulous server” option. Select a server from the available server list, or use "add a new server" option. This will open a dialog where you must enter the URL where the Webulous server is running (e.g. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/webulous). Then choose a template from the drop-down list. 
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  +By default Webulous will create a template for 20 rows of data, but if you think you will require more rows, you can set the amount in the input here.
   Finally, click the “Load teamplte” button that will create a new sheet in the current spreadsheet with the appropriate data validations pre populated.
   
   N.B. Some templates can be large and may take some time to create all the necessary data validations. These happen asynchronously in the background, so please be patient while the template loads.
   
   ==== Filling out Webulous template
   
  -For users who work with a pre-populated Webulous template, it is highly recommended that they observe the validation field (a column of which the cells are marked with a drop-down arrow) and only fill in values that can be validated (i.e. can be selected from the drop-down list, or can be auto-filled). The validation fields that cannot be validated will be marked with a red triangle flag in the top-right corner of the field. If you cannot find the desirable value from the drop-down validated value list, please first create this term either by contacting the source ontology of the validation value or submitting a new term in a separate Webulous template (e.g. filling in a cell line template of which a disease associated to that cell line cannot be found needs a separate Webulous submission via a pre-populated disease template). Failure to conform with this recomendation will result in an axiomatisation that points to a non-classified null class in the output file.
  +For users who work with a pre-populated Webulous template, it is highly recommended that they observe the validation field (a column of which the cells are marked with a drop-down arrow) and only fill in values that can be validated (i.e. can be selected from the drop-down list, or can be auto-filled). *Failure to conform with this recomendation will result in an axiomatisation that points to a non-classified null class in the output file*. The validation fields that cannot be validated will be marked with a red triangle flag in the top-right corner of the field. If you cannot find the desirable value from the drop-down validated value list, please first create this term either by contacting the source ontology of the validation value or submitting a new term in a separate Webulous template (e.g. filling in a cell line template of which a disease associated to that cell line cannot be found needs a separate Webulous submission via a pre-populated disease template). Failure to conform with this recomendation will result in an axiomatisation that points to a non-classified null class in the output file.
   
   Some fields may accept multiple values (e.g. synonyms), these fields read a double-piped delimited string. For example, Rienhoff syndrome are synonymous with Loeys-Dietz syndrome 5, or LDS-5. The synonym field should be filled as "Loyes-Dietz syndrome 5 || LDS-5". Webulous will generate multiple fields for these synonyms in the output file.
   
  
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  ==== Removing data validations
  
  You can remove a data validation using the “Remove selected data validation” action in the Webulous menu. This will remove the validation associated with the selected cell.
  If the cell you have selected is within an existing validation (such as an entire column) This action will remove all the validations in that column.
  To remove a validation from a single cell, you can do this through the standard Data -> Validations option in Google Sheets.
  
  If you want to remove all the validations in the active sheet, use the “Remove all data validations” option from the Webulous menu.
  
  N.B. Webulous does not currently support creating validations across multiple worksheets within a single spreadsheet.
  
  ==== Loading templates from a Webulous server
  
  
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  == Webulous server
  
  You can use the Webulous server to manage your ontology building templates. Webulous has a flexible model for defining ontology building templates that can be used to build custom user interfaces, or loaded directly into Google Sheets.
  Webulous uses the Ontology Pre-Processing Language (OPPL) as a domain specific language  (DSL) for expressing ontology design patterns and provides services for instantiating those patterns from data submitted for a given template.
  
  === Availability
  