Announce HPOSS NASA ephemeral hubs

content/blog/2024/nasa-ephemeral-hubs/index.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ We are pleased to announce that we have deployed two ephemeral hubs for NASA com
 
 As part of the deliverables for our NASA High Priority Open-Source Science (HPOSS) award, we deployed two new ephemeral hubs:
 
-1. a [public small BinderHub](https://binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) that offers a "reader" experience where learners can interactively view a pre-approved selection of GitHub repositories that deliver light scientific content with small compute and no barriers to authentication
+1. a [public small BinderHub](https://binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) that offers a "reader" experience where learners can interactively view GitHub repositories that deliver light scientific content with small compute and no barriers to authentication
 1. a [big BinderHub](https://hub.big.binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) that offers an "explorer" experience where learners can log in to access more substantial compute resources to interactively investigate large datasets and run large workflows from any GitHub repository.
 
 These services enrich the interactive computing ecosystem for NASA communities by
@@ -31,15 +31,14 @@ Ephemeral interactive computing services benefited from some of our previous dev
 
 ## What next?
 
-We will focus on bolstering the community- and knowledge-building needed for making the best use of these binder services in the next phase of our HPOSS work to accelerate broader participation in science. Further engineering developments will proceed in collaboration with the NASA VEDA project to set up a binder service, improve the sharing of custom environments, and refine QGIS integrations for analysing geospatial data.
+We will focus on bolstering the community- and knowledge-building needed for making the best use of these binder services in the next phase of our HPOSS work to accelerate broader participation in science. This includes opportunities such as running workshops and tutorials, as well as disseminating best practices for collaborative research. Further engineering developments will proceed in collaboration with the NASA VEDA project to set up a binder service, improve the sharing of custom environments, and refine QGIS integrations for analysing geospatial data.
 
 ## Can I use this ephemeral hub service?
 
 The answer is yes!
 
-- For the [public small BinderHub](https://binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) anyone can view a pre-approved list of GitHub repositories. If you are a member of a NASA community and would like to add to the pre-approved list, please send us an email at [binder-requests@2i2c.org](mailto:binder-requests@2i2c.org).
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-- For the [big BinderHub](https://hub.big.binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) you will need to be member of a NASA community. We require a GitHub account and membership of the GitHub Team [2i2c-nasa-binder-access:big-binder-team](https://github.com/orgs/2i2c-nasa-binder-access/teams/big-binder-team) for authorization. Please send us an email at [binder-requests@2i2c.org](mailto:binder-requests@2i2c.org) to be added to the GitHub team.
+- For the [public small BinderHub](https://binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) anyone can view GitHub repositories that deliver light scientific content with small compute and no barriers to authentication
+- For the [big BinderHub](https://hub.big.binder.opensci.2i2c.cloud/) you will need to be member of a NASA community. This requires a GitHub account for membership of the GitHub Team [2i2c-nasa-binder-access:big-binder-team](https://github.com/orgs/2i2c-nasa-binder-access/teams/big-binder-team) for authorization. Please send us an email at [binder-requests@2i2c.org](mailto:binder-requests@2i2c.org) to be added to the GitHub Team.
 
 ## Acknowledgements