Merge pull request #639 from BioKIC/ljwalker-patch-1

Made text more generic

content/editor/images/batch/_index.en.md

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 title: "Batch Uploading Images"
 date: 2021-12-14
-modified: 2023-10-17
+modified: 2024-10-18
 weight: 2
 draft: false
 authors: ["Ed Gilbert","Ben Brandt","Katie Pearson"]
+editors: ["Lindsay Walker"]
 keywords: ["images"]
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 Symbiota portals do not necessarily store images, rather, they store links to where images can be accessed via the web. For this reason, there are many ways that images can be linked to occurrence records in the portal. Any storage solution that can provide a web-accessible URL to an image can be used to link images to occurrences in a Symbiota portal.
 
-#### Image Storage at ASU
+#### Image Storage through the Symbiota Support Hub
 
-For relatively small collections with little to no IT support, the Arizona State University may be able to web-host the jpeg versions (<10 MB) of images for display in a Symbiota portal. In this case, images are uploaded to ASU via Globus and transferred to ASU servers. The URLs generated by these servers are then linked to your records in a Sybmiota portal. To determine whether this is possible for your collection, contact the [Symbiota Support Hub](mailto:[email protected]).
+For relatively small collections with little to no IT support, the Symbiota Support Hub (SSH) may be able to web-host the jpeg versions (<10 MB) of images for display in a Symbiota portal. In this case, images are uploaded to Globus and transferred to SSH-managed servers. The URLs generated by these servers are then linked to your records in a Sybmiota portal. To determine whether this is possible for your collection, contact the [Symbiota Support Hub](mailto:[email protected]).
 
 #### Image Storage through an Institutional Server