🚧 update text for other platforms

Co-authored-by: Trevor Bedford <[email protected]>

static-site/content/blog/2024-12-13-auspice-2024.md

@@ -41,17 +41,19 @@ bottom of the page:
 
 There are currently three supported platforms:
 
-- [Taxonium](https://taxonium.org) (added in v2.53) – scales well to large
-  datasets.
+- [Taxonium](https://taxonium.org) by Theo Sanderson (added in v2.53) – allows
+  phylogenetic visualization of large datasets.
 
-- [MicrobeTrace](https://microbetrace.cdc.gov) by US CDC (added in v2.53)
+- [MicrobeTrace](https://microbetrace.cdc.gov) by US CDC (added in v2.53) –
+  allows network visualization of the Auspice phylogeny.
 
 - [Nextclade](https://clades.nextstrain.org/) (added in v2.54) – allows you to
-  add your own sequences (in-browser) to the current tree. Certain requirements
-  must be met for this to work as expected, such as the root-sequence being
-  defined for the dataset. You may get more reliable results using the manually
-  curated reference Nextclade datasets, so please double check results against
-  those.
+  add your own sequences (in-browser) to the current tree. This feature is
+  particularly useful to view additional sequences on top of the latest
+  Nextstrain view of circulating diversity. Certain requirements must be met for
+  this to work as expected, such as the root-sequence being defined for the
+  dataset. You may get more reliable results using the manually curated
+  reference Nextclade datasets, so please double check results against those.
 
   [![View in Nextclade preview](/blog/img/view-in-nextclade.png)]()