Bruce Blaser

> We should just think of something different than telling them to restart. any ideas? Can you expand on why you are opposed to this? My experience from the forums...

> I believe it works better than making it so they have to restart. I think we will have to disagree there :-) My experience in the forums is that...

I worry that "smushed" might cause a problem since it is not a common word. Perhaps something like: "As `label` elements are `inline` by default, they are all displayed on...

Agreed, the use of the word "where" could be slightly confusing since we are already specifying where the form will submit in the `action` attribute on the `form`. My suggestion:...

FYI, I purposely left out the word "explicitly" because it seems like a word that could potentially cause trouble for ESL campers.

I think one of the causes for confusion with this step is that this is the first time we are really asking them to embed one element within another and...

Here's some more common mistakes: - They add the link with the "cat photos" text at the very end of the sentence, thus duplicating "cat photos" in the sentence. -...

Here's my first attempt at a new description for step 12. >You can see the words `cat photos` underlined next to the image in the preview now. That's your link;...

> You can put an anchor (a) element inside of your p element to turn part of the text into a link. Placing one element between the opening and closing...

@ShaunSHamilton I think we would need to add more to the descriptions because we would need to tell the user to add an `id` to the `input` and a corresponding...