Update README formatting, contact info and version

README.md

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 # EcoToxFred - Dialogues with a Knowledge Keeper
 
-Here, we present EcoToxFred, a Neo4j-backed Chatbot with whom you can discuss environmental monitoring data collected in a large knowledge graph and stored in a Neo4j Graph Database.
+This is EcoToxFred, a Neo4j-backed Chatbot with whom you can discuss environmental monitoring data collected in a large knowledge graph and stored in a Neo4j Graph Database.
 
 **EcoToxFred is a prototype** that demonstrates how domain-specific knowledge can be combined with LLMs to 
 facilitate the interaction between users and (domain-specific) knowledge.
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 ## Contributing
 
-You may experience that *EcoToxFred* does not provide appropriate responses. Please provide your query and your expected response and we will improve LLM prompts, provide more examples for zero-shot and few-shot learning, and if necessary even make improvements or adjustments to our Neo4j database (e.g., by integrating additional knowledge).
+You may experience that *EcoToxFred* does not provide appropriate responses.
+Please provide your query and your expected response, and we will improve LLM prompts,
+provide more examples for zero-shot and few-shot learning,
+and if necessary even make improvements or adjustments to our Neo4j database
+(e.g., by integrating additional knowledge).
 
 ## Contact
 

VERSION

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-2024.0.0
+2024.1.0

bot.py

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     menu_items={
         'about': f'''**EcoToxFred v{get_version()}**        
         A Neo4j-backed Chatbot discussing environmental monitoring data
-        contact: Jana Schor [email protected]'''
+        contact: Jana Schor [email protected], Patrick Scheibe [email protected]'''
     }
 )
 
 example_questions = [
-    "Please provide information about the structure of the database.",
     "What is Diuron and where has it been measured?",
     "What is Triclosan? Has it been measured in European freshwater?",
     "Find the 10 most frequent driver chemicals above a driver importance of 0.6",