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@@ -19,6 +19,11 @@ Using the browser, you can logon to the Expo online system ("the website", also
 <li>Create new Survex files - a template is provided - for new cave passages
 <li>Edit the cave description and entrance description text for existing caves
 <li>Create entirely new caves in the system by filling out online forms<br>&nbsp;
+<li>Type up your logbook entry for any trip you do (surface or underground)
+<li>Upload GPS tracks using a web form
+<li>Upload photos of cave entrances and cavers doing mad things
+<li>Photograph original survey notebook pages and upload them to a digital wallet
+<li>Sketch rigging plans on paper, photograph them, and upload them to a digital wallet
 <li>Upload many photograph images at once
 <li>Upload a single photo and rename it as you do so
 </ul>
@@ -50,13 +55,10 @@ Using the browser, you can logon to the Expo online system ("the website", also
     <a href="/wallets/year/2022">Wallets(2022)</a> |
     <a href="/expedition/2022">Expo(2022)</a> |
 </code>
-<p>And using email to send the results to an expo nerd, you can:
+<p>Also it is a good idea to:
 <ul>
-<li>Type up your logbook entry for any trip you do (surface or underground), but please use <a href="../logbooks.html">our standard format</a>
-<li>Upload GPS tracks from your phone
-<li>Send photos of cave entrances and cavers doing mad things
-<li>Sketch rigging plans on paper, photograph them, and email them
-<li>Regularly take photos of pages of '<a href="../bierbook.html">the bier book</a>' and 'the sesh book' and email them, to protect against accidental 'G&ouml;ssering'
+
+<li>Regularly take photos of pages of '<a href="../bierbook.html">the bier book</a>' and 'the sesh book' and email them or upload them, to protect against accidental 'G&ouml;ssering'
 <li>Regularly take photos of pages of '<a href="../logbooks.html">the handwritten expo logbook</a>', also to protect against accidental 'G&ouml;ssering' but also against permanent loss. We are missing several vital logbooks from past expos through carelessness.
 </ul>
 <p>and of course using your phone or laptop you can update entries on expo antics on public forums such as ukcaving.
@@ -66,7 +68,7 @@ Using the browser, you can logon to the Expo online system ("the website", also
 <p>We are actively working on increasing the number of expo activities that can be done with just a browser and no, or minimal, installed software.
 
 <h3>Which laptop do you need?</h3>
-<p>If you have not actively used troggle since 2018, you are probably not aware of <a href="#any">all the things</a> you can now do with just a 
+<p>If you have not actively used troggle since 2019, you are probably not aware of <a href="#any">all the things</a> you can now do with just a 
 browser. Many of these capabilities are not new, but they weren't documented and had been forgotten over the past 10+ years. Now <a 
 href="manual.html">these capabilities are documented</a>, though writing better documentation is an unending job, and we have a <a 
 href="manual.html">data maintenance manual</a>.