I agree. The benefit of removing the text is creating a simpler page to
read and understand. The downside is that a few users may not know to
click on a link. These days, very few people would not know to click a
link. I think you're on safe ground there if all the instructions are
similarly straightforward. 

Alinta Thornton
User Experience Lead


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In the absence of the requisite time and money to do the test, though,
I'd get rid of the extraneous text.  It sounds utterly superfluous to
me.

Dante Murphy >>

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