cleaning up

Author: Mitchob

pages/access.md

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 ## Eligibility {#eligibility}
 
-BioShell is a national resource funded through NCRIS. Access to BioShell for research and development is governed by the
-[**ABLeS programme**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/index) (Australian BioCommons Leadership Share).
-
-ABLeS is available to research groups and bioinformatics communities across **Australia**. Read the criteria below to determine whether your project aligns with the ABLeS core principles and resource criteria. To qualify for access, your project must address the following:
+BioShell is a national resource funded through NCRIS. BioShell is available to researchers across **Australia**. Read the criteria below to determine whether your project aligns with our core principles and resource criteria. To qualify for access, your project must address the following:
 
 **1. Domain and impact**
 - Your work must have a molecular life sciences focus.
 - Where appropriate, you are willing to openly share your results and outputs, including data, software, and methods.
 
 **2. Technical readiness and responsible resource use**
-- Your team should have, or be actively building, the "hands-on" bioinformatics skills needed to make use of the environment.
+- Your team should have, or be building, the "hands-on" bioinformatics skills needed to make use of the environment.
 - Your resource usage must be planned and proportional as national infrastructure is finite.
 
 **3. Governance and leadership**
 - You, or someone in your group, is able and willing to act as the project lead and be responsible for all resource usage and adherence to facility policies.
 
 By submitting an access request you agree to the [**BioShell acceptable use policy and service terms**](aup), including the requirement to [acknowledge BioShell](aup#acknowledging-the-service) in relevant research, training, and innovation outputs.
 
-{% include callout.html type="tip" content="Check out some [**example ABLeS projects**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/participants) to see initiatives that align with ABLeS principles and eligibility criteria." %}
+{% include callout.html type="tip" content="ABLeS supports Australian researchers with access to HPC and other national compute resources, complementing BioShell. Check out some example [**BioShell**](aup#acknowledging-the-service) or [**ABLeS projects**](https://australianbiocommons.github.io/ables/participants) to see initiatives that align with our principles and eligibility criteria." %}
 
 ## What's supported?
 

pages/why-bioshell.md

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 | **Ready on any device** | Every participant gets the same preconfigured environment regardless of whether they are on Windows, macOS, or Linux with no device-specific setup required |
 | **More power than your laptop** | Use familiar tools like RStudio and JupyterLab, but backed by cloud compute that is not competing with your browser, email, or background applications |
-| **Tool discovery built in** | [Shelley](tools), BioShell's command-line assistant, makes finding and installing tools from a catalogue of over 20,000 containers as simple as `Shelley build samtools`, no container knowledge needed |
+| **Tool discovery built in** | [Shelley](tools), BioShell's command-line assistant, makes finding and installing tools from a catalogue of over 20,000 containers as simple as `Shelley build <tool>`, no container knowledge needed |
 | **Reproducible workshops** | Version-controlled environments mean you can build a workshop once and rerun it identically next year, or share it with another trainer at another institution |
 | **Easier access than HPC** | Getting time on a national HPC requires project allocation, queue estimates, and job scheduler knowledge. BioShell access is fast, self-service, and does not require you to know in advance exactly what you will run |
 | **Admin access, safely sandboxed** | You have full administrator privileges on your own VM, install anything and break things without affecting other users or needing HPC sysadmin approval |