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 |{{ :type_webcam.png?nolink&40 |}}|Webcam Cache|At this geocache type you need to stand in front of a public webcam and capture a picture from this cam. Afterwards the picture needs to be posted together with your log to claim the find.|
 |{{ :type_event.png?nolink&40 |}}|Event Cache|Sometimes geocachers organize events at a certain time and place to meet and discuss about Geocaching.|
-|{{ :type_mega.png?nolink&40 |}}|Mega Event Cache|A Mega Event Cache is basically the same as an Event Cache, but the event is bigger. To make an event into a mega event a minimum number of 500 geocachers need to be registered.|
+|{{ :type_mega.png?nolink&40 |}}|Mega Event Cache|A Mega Event Cache is basically the same as an Event Cache, but the event is bigger. A minimum number of 500 geocachers need to be registered.|
-|{{ :type_giga.png?nolink&40 |}}|Giga Event Cache|A Giga Event Cache is basically the same as Mega Event Cache, but the event is even bigger. To make an event into a mega event a minimum number of 5000 geocachers need to be registered. |
+|{{ :type_giga.png?nolink&40 |}}|Giga Event Cache|A Giga Event Cache is basically the same as Mega Event Cache, but the event is even bigger. A minimum number of 5000 geocachers need to be registered. |
-|{{ :type_cito.png?nolink&40 |}}|CITO Event Cache|CITO Event Cache are events organized for the purpose of cleaning the environment or a similar task and (optionally) afterwards place a new geocache at the location. CITO means Cache-In-Trash-Out. |
+|{{ :type_cito.png?nolink&40 |}}|CITO Event Cache|CITO Event Cache are events organized for the purpose of cleaning the environment or a similar task and (optionally) afterwards place a new geocache at the location. CITO is the abbreviation for Cache-In-Trash-Out. |
 |{{ :type_ape.png?nolink&40 |}}|Project APE Cache|A total of 14 Geocaches of this type were placed to support the movie "Planet of the Apes" in 2011. Each geocache represented a fictional story in which scientists revealed an Alternative Primate Evolution. Only a few geocaches exist today.|
 |{{ :type_hq.png?nolink&40 |}}|Groundspeak Headquarter Cache|There is only one Geocache of this type in the world, located at the HQ of Groundspeak, the company behind Geocaching.com, in Seattle, WA.|

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