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@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@
     <div class="row row-centered" role="main">
         <div class="col-sm-9 col-centered">
             <h1 id="about" class="text-center">
-                About OpenRECORDS
+                About OpenRecords
             </h1>
             <br>
             <p class="lead">
-                OpenRECORDS is a quick, simple way for you to submit a
+                OpenRecords is a quick, simple way for you to submit a
                 public records request to a New York City Agency.
             </p>
             <p>
@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ <h1 id="about" class="text-center">
             </p>
             <hr>
             <h2 class="about-heading" id="what">
-                What is OpenRECORDS?
+                What is OpenRecords?
             </h2>
             <p>
-                OpenRECORDS is a quick, simple way for individuals to submit Freedom of
+                OpenRecords is a quick, simple way for individuals to submit Freedom of
                 Information Law (FOIL) requests to a NYC agency. The web application also
                 allows government employees to manage, respond to, and fulfill incoming requests.
                 By providing more information about records requests, members of the public may
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ <h2 class="about-heading" id="what">
             </p>
             <hr>
             <h2 class="about-heading" id="documents">
-                Why aren't all documents uploaded on OpenRECORDS?
+                Why aren't all documents uploaded on OpenRecords?
             </h2>
             <p>
                 City agencies will not publicly release records or information that violates your right to privacy.
@@ -49,23 +49,16 @@ <h2 class="about-heading" id="documents">
             </p>
             <hr>
             <h2 class="about-heading" id="why">
-                History of OpenRECORDS (Previously RecordTrac)
+                History of OpenRecords
             </h2>
             <p>
-                The 2013 Code for America fellows created RecordTrac for the City of Oakland in response to public
-                complaints that people did not know what happened after submitting FOIL requests and that the response
-                time was too long. By making the process transparent, requesters could know when their requests were
-                fulfilled.
                 In 2014, the Department of Records and Information Services and the Department of Information Technology
-                and Telecommunications began working with the open source code from the Oakland application to create
-                additional features and functionality required to meet the FOIL needs of New York City agencies. The
-                resulting FOIL portal is part of Mayor de Blasio's overall initiative for transparency in government.
-                The
-                initial beta version of OpenRecords was released in March 2015 for use with eight pilot agencies. The
-                current version 2.1 was released in August 2017 and is used by 38 agencies, with more to be added on a
-                regular basis. The DORIS development team rewrote all of the code to increase the stability and
-                robustness of the application.
-
+                and Telecommunications began working with open source code developed by Code for America to build a
+                portal for Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. The resulting FOIL portal allows members of the
+                public to easily submit a request for government records to City agencies and offices. Agency users can
+                use automated scripts to respond and to provide information about the timeframe to fulfill requests and
+                to post the responsive record on the portal unless it contains personal privacy information. As of March
+                2024, there are 55 New York City agencies and offices using the OpenRecords portal.
             </p>
             <hr>
             <h2 class="about-heading">Harvard Ash Center Bright Ideas Award 2017</h2>