Revise 'About' Section

src/about/ui/about.sass

@@ -10,13 +10,14 @@
 
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+  clear: left
 
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-  
+
 [id^="about-tabpane-"] .Introduction
 
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   &__creativeCommonsLicense
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src/about/ui/about.tsx

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ export default function About({
           {AboutCorpus(markupService)}
         </Tab>
         <Tab eventKey="signs" title="Signs">
-          {AboutSigns(markupService)}
+          {AboutSigns()}
         </Tab>
         <Tab eventKey="dictionary" title="Dictionary">
           {AboutDictionary(markupService)}

src/about/ui/chronology.tsx

@@ -7,15 +7,15 @@ export default function AboutChronology(): JSX.Element {
     <>
       <Markdown
         text="The list of kings presented here has been prepared by John A.
-                                                            Brinkman. It is the eighth edition of the chronology first published
-                                                            as an appendix to A. L. Oppenheim’s *Ancient Mesopotamia* (1964).
-                                                            The principal new feature of this edition is the recalculation of
-                                                            late-second-millennium dates deriving from the Middle Assyrian lunar
-                                                            calendar and the corresponding recalibration of synchronistic
-                                                            Babylonian dates, which were based on a lunar-solar calendar,
-                                                            including their relationship with a set of known intercalary months
-                                                            from the fourteenth and thirteenth centuries. This presentation
-                                                            reflects research current in January 2023."
+              Brinkman. It is the eighth edition of the chronology first published
+              as an appendix to A. L. Oppenheim’s *Ancient Mesopotamia* (1964).
+              The principal new feature of this edition is the recalculation of
+              late-second-millennium dates deriving from the Middle Assyrian lunar
+              calendar and the corresponding recalibration of synchronistic
+              Babylonian dates, which were based on a lunar-solar calendar,
+              including their relationship with a set of known intercalary months
+              from the fourteenth and thirteenth centuries. This presentation
+              reflects research current in January 2023."
       />
       <BrinkmanKingsTable />
     </>

src/about/ui/dictionary.tsx

@@ -30,29 +30,80 @@ export default function AboutDictionary(
           Black, George, Postgate, <em>A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian</em>
         </figcaption>
       </figure>
-      <Markdown text="The very useful *CDA* (Black, J.; George, A.R.; Postgate, N., *A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian*. Second (corrected) printing. SANTAG Arbeiten und Untersuchungen zur Keilschriftkunde 5. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, ²2000) is reproduced in its entirety on the eBL website, courtesy of its authors and with the kind permission of B. Krauss (Harrassowitz). The dictionary entries were parsed into a JSON tree by J. Laasonen. The word `id`s, extracted from the lemma headings, form the basis of the Akkadian lemmatization on the eBL platform. `guide words`, whose purpose is to allow the quick and univocal identification of an `id`, were compiled by A. Kudriavtcev and E. Gogokhia." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="The very useful *CDA* (Black, J.; George, A.R.; Postgate, N., *A Concise 
+              Dictionary of Akkadian*. Second (corrected) printing. SANTAG Arbeiten und 
+              Untersuchungen zur Keilschriftkunde 5. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, ²2000) is 
+              reproduced in its entirety on the eBL website, courtesy of its authors and with 
+              the kind permission of B. Krauss (Harrassowitz). The dictionary entries were 
+              parsed into a JSON tree by J. Laasonen. The word `id`s, extracted from the 
+              lemma headings, form the basis of the Akkadian lemmatization on the eBL 
+              platform. `guide words`, whose purpose is to allow the quick and univocal 
+              identification of an `id`, were compiled by A. Kudriavtcev and E. Gogokhia."
+      />
       <p />
-      <Markdown text="*A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian: Justifications, Addenda and Corrigenda* is a digital resource created by J. N. Postgate (see original publication [here]( https://web.archive.org/web/20210506222246/https://www.soas.ac.uk/cda-archive/)). It is reproduced here in its entirely with the kind permission of Prof. Postgate." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="*A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian: Justifications, Addenda and Corrigenda* is a 
+              digital resource created by J. N. Postgate (see original publication 
+              [here](https://web.archive.org/web/20210506222246/https://www.soas.ac.uk/cda-archive/)). 
+              It is reproduced here in its entirely with the kind permission of Prof. Postgate."
+      />
       <p />
       <h3>II. Akkadian-Arabic Reference Dictionary</h3>
       <Markup
         markupService={markupService}
-        text="The @i{Akkadian-Arabic Reference Dictionary} has been compiled in the framework of the eBL project by W. Khatabe, W. Zerkly, and A. A. Fadhil. The guide words excerpted from the @bib{RN2720} have
-        been translated into Arabic, and compared with the translations of the words in @bib{RN2721} and @bib{black2000concise}, and with the Arabic translations in al-Jubouri’s dictionary (@bib{jaboori2016qamus})."
+        text="The @i{Akkadian-Arabic Reference Dictionary} has been compiled in the framework 
+              of the eBL project by W. Khatabe, W. Zerkly, and A. A. Fadhil. The guide words 
+              excerpted from the @bib{RN2720} have been translated into Arabic, and compared 
+              with the translations of the words in @bib{RN2721} and @bib{black2000concise}, 
+              and with the Arabic translations in al-Jubouri’s dictionary 
+              (@bib{jaboori2016qamus})."
       />
       <Markdown
-        text="The Arabic translations normally contain a basic translation of a word and also some extended meanings (e.g.
-        **eperu I**, translated as عَفْر، أرض، تراب). It is hoped that this fast, eminently accessible search tool will make the rich resources of
-        the eBL platform more accessible to the Arabic-speaking world."
+        text="The Arabic translations normally contain a basic translation of a word and also 
+              some extended meanings (e.g. **eperu I**, translated as عَفْر، أرض، تراب). It 
+              is hoped that this fast, eminently accessible search tool will make the rich 
+              resources of the eBL platform more accessible to the Arabic-speaking world."
       />
       <h3>III. Akkadische Logogramme</h3>
-      <Markdown text="W. Schramm’s *Akkadische Logogramme* (Göttinger Beiträge zum Alten Orient 5. Göttingen, ²2010; [CC BY-ND 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/de/)) is reproduced in its entirety by permission of its author." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="W. Schramm’s *Akkadische Logogramme* (Göttinger Beiträge zum Alten Orient 5. 
+              Göttingen, ²2010; [CC BY-ND 
+              3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/de/)) is reproduced in its 
+              entirety by permission of its author."
+      />
       <h3>IV. Akkadische Glossare und Indizes (AfO-Register)</h3>
-      <Markdown text="The monumental lexical collections of the Register of the *Archiv für Orientforschung* (see [here]( https://orientalistik.univie.ac.at/publikationen/afo/register/)) are the fruit of the painstaking work of generations of scholars (1974/1977 – 2021). The Register was digitized by a team led by W. Sommerfeld, and the resulting collection (*Akkadische Glossare und Indizes* (AGI), see [here]( https://archiv.ub.uni-marburg.de/es/2015/0015/)) is curated and updated by Prof. Sommerfeld, who has kindly agreed to its reproduction here." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="The monumental lexical collections of the Register of the *Archiv für 
+              Orientforschung* (see [here]( 
+              https://orientalistik.univie.ac.at/publikationen/afo/register/)) are the fruit 
+              of the painstaking work of generations of scholars (1974/1977 – 2021). The 
+              Register was digitized by a team led by W. Sommerfeld, and the resulting 
+              collection (*Akkadische Glossare und Indizes* (AGI), see [here]( 
+              https://archiv.ub.uni-marburg.de/es/2015/0015/)) is curated and updated by 
+              Prof. Sommerfeld, who has kindly agreed to its reproduction here."
+      />
       <p />
-      <Markdown text="The words of Sommerfeld’s *AGI* have been imported into the eBL’s dictionary by the entire eBL team. The labor of E. Gogokhia and D. López-Kuczmik in the time-consuming process of disambiguating the entries, i.e. of booking references under the correct homonyn (e.g. **banû I**, “good” vs. **banû II**, “be(come) good”) after consulting the original publications, should be singled out." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="The words of Sommerfeld’s *AGI* have been imported into the eBL’s dictionary 
+              by the entire eBL team. The labor of E. Gogokhia and D. López-Kuczmik in the 
+              time-consuming process of disambiguating the entries, i.e. of booking 
+              references under the correct homonyn (e.g. **banû I**, “good” vs. **banû II**, 
+              “be(come) good”) after consulting the original publications, should be singled 
+              out."
+      />
       <h3>V. Supplement to the Akkadian Dictionaries</h3>
-      <Markdown text="The “Supplement to the Akkadian Dictionaries” (*SAD*) project has the goal of updating the dictionaries of the Akkadian language. Led by Michael P. Streck (Leipzig), the initiative is funded by the Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft as a long-term project. The results of the project are published on the website of the Altorientalisches Institut of the Universität Leipzig ([here](https://www.gkr.uni-leipzig.de/altorientalisches-institut/forschung/supplement-to-the-akkadian-dictionaries)). The project’s director, Michael P. Streck, has kindly consented to the reproduction of the “Supplement” on the eBL platform." />
+      <Markdown
+        text="The “Supplement to the Akkadian Dictionaries” (*SAD*) project has the goal of 
+              updating the dictionaries of the Akkadian language. Led by Michael P. Streck 
+              (Leipzig), the initiative is funded by the Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft as 
+              a long-term project. The results of the project are published on the website of 
+              the Altorientalisches Institut of the Universität Leipzig 
+              ([here](https://www.gkr.uni-leipzig.de/altorientalisches-institut/forschung/supp
+              lement-to-the-akkadian-dictionaries)). The project’s director, Michael P. 
+              Streck, has kindly consented to the reproduction of the “Supplement” on the eBL 
+              platform."
+      />
     </>
   )
 }