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@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ etc) using a web form and then make it public or private.
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After it is uploaded, you can visualize it in a table or on a map, search
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it using SQL, and apply map styles using CartoCSS. You can even access it
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using the CartoDB [Maps API](http://developers.cartodb.com/api/maps.html)
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and [SQL API](http://developers.cartodb.com/api/sql.html), or export it
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using the CartoDB [API OVERVIEW](http://developers.cartodb.com/documentation/apis-overview.html)
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and [SQL API](http://developers.cartodb.com/documentation/sql-api.html), or export it
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to a file.
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In other words, with CartoDB you can make awesome maps and build
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