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-        <p><h3>Acknowledgements</h3><br><br>
-        3DVOL is funded by the QUT Teaching and Learning Unit and the School of Earth, Environmental, and Biological Sciences. QUT High Performance Computing provides technical support.
+        <h3>Acknowledgements</h3><br><br>
+	<p>
+	3DVOL has been been developed by Shane Frischkorn, Andy Bates, Christoph Shrank, Mark Barry, Linda Nothdurft, and Luke Nothdurft.
+	</p>
+	<br /><br />
+        <p>3DVOL is funded by the QUT Teaching and Learning Unit and the School of Earth, Environmental, and Biological Sciences. QUT High Performance Computing provides technical support.
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-        <p><h3>Welcome to 3DVOL – Minerals.</h3><br><br>
+        <h3>Welcome to 3DVOL – Minerals.</h3><br><br>
+	<p>
         This website contains a three-dimensional virtual object library of the most important rock-forming minerals making up planet Earth. You will find information on:<br>
+	</p>
         <ul>
-          <li>Which are the most common minerals on Earth?</li>
-          <li>What are their most important physical and chemical properties?</li>
-        <li>Where in the Earth and under which physical conditions do they form?</li>
-        <li>How can they be identified in hand specimen?</li>
+          <li><p>Which are the most common minerals on Earth?</p></li>
+          <li><p>What are their most important physical and chemical properties?</p></li>
+        <li><p>Where in the Earth and under which physical conditions do they form?</p></li>
+        <li><p>How can they be identified in hand specimen?</p></li>
         </ul>
-        A mineral is typically defined as an inorganic solid with a particular chemical composition and a characteristic, periodic atomic structure.
+        <p>A mineral is typically defined as an inorganic solid with a particular chemical composition and a characteristic, periodic atomic structure.
         This characteristic atomic make-up is often reflected in the macroscopic crystalline structure of a mineral.
         The 3D models presented on this website will help you to visualise, study, and memorise these beautiful and often
         complex crystal structures as well as other diagnostic features of minerals.
         <br>
         We hope that you enjoy using 3DVOL.
-        <br><br>
-        Your 3DVOL team
-        </p>
+         </p>
+	<br /><br /><br />
+	<p>
+	DISCLAIMER
+	<br /><br />
+	This website is a prototype and in statu nascendi. Our development team will continue to add 3D models and associated information 
+	and metadata. Various modules do not work yet, for example, the self-practice section. In addition, the website only works with 
+	Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome at the moment. The website can only be accessed from within the QUT network. 
+	If you would like to access it from home, you will need to use QUT VPN to do so.
+	<br /><br />
+	However, we would appreciate if you would have a play with the existing models. We try to evaluate how useful a website 
+	like this could be as a complementary teaching tool. Further developments require a lot of man hours and hence funding. 
+	If we can demonstrate that you, the user, deem this website interesting and potentially useful we have a good chance to 
+	continue our work on 3DVOL. Hence, we kindly ask you to provide your valued feedback. To this end, we set up a short survey, 
+	which you can access via this URL: <a href="http://app.gosoapbox.com/">http://app.gosoapbox.com/</a>. The access code is: 3dvol
+	<br /><br />
+	Alternatively, we are also happy to receive feedback and comments via e-mail. Please, feel free to contact any of the people below.
+	<br /><br />
+	Thanks a lot and happy exploring,
+	<br />
+	Your 3DVOL team
+	<br /><br />
+	Contacts:
+	</br><br />
+	Christoph Schrank: <a href="mailto:christoph.schrank@qut.edu.au">christoph.schrank@qut.edu.au</a><br />
+	Linda Nothdurft: <a href="linda.nothdurft@qut.edu.au">linda.nothdurft@qut.edu.au</a><br />
+	Luke Nothdurft: <a href="l.nothdurft@qut.edu.au">l.nothdurft@qut.edu.au</a><br />
+	</p>
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