TimeIO-Frontend.md

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 # Csv Parser
 
-A CSV Parser is responsible to read your CSV-files correctly. You will need a, when you create a Thing. So this is the first to start with.
+A CSV Parser is responsible to read your CSV-files correctly. Later you will need to select a parser when you create a Thing. So this is the first to start with.
 
 In the following we will have a look at the fields which need to be filled out, when creating a parser:
 
 * **Project:** The parser will only be available for users within this project
 * **Timestamp format**: The expected format follows https://strftime.org/
-  * Example 1: If your timestamp looks like this `6/13/2024 3:45:00 PM`
-
-    ```
-                        The Timestamp format is :          `%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p`
-    ```
+  * Example 1: 
+    * If your timestamp looks like this `6/13/2024 3:45:00 PM`
+    * The Timestamp format is :          `%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p`
 * **Column delimiter:** e.g. typical csv delimiter: , ; \\t
-* **Footlines:** If the last line of your file is an empty line then ???
+* **Footlines:** If the last line of your file is an empty line then (Unklar??)
 * **Decimal sign:** standard is the "Point"
   * So far this can only be changed by admins \* However if requested more often this might change in future
   * It might happen sometimes by chance that you have a line which states
@@ -45,6 +43,9 @@ To create a new _Thing_ press the button **add Thing** in the upper right corner
 #### Label
 
 #### Project/Group
+* Maximum name length accepted in TimeIO: 60 characters
+* The Project Group is coming from a Data Project.
+  See [RDM Page](https://rdm.pages.ufz.de/guidelines/practice-ufz/DMP/#template-for-creating-a-data-project) for more infos
 
 #### Description