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[title] ISO writing application acquisition
-[* black] Get a USB flash drive. You should at least use an ***8GB*** drive. This will be future proof until Linux ISO files exceed this. If you can't afford one or you have a 4GB drive laying around, those work too.
+[* black] Get a USB flash drive. You should at least use an ***8GB*** drive. 8GB drives should be future proof until ISO's start to exceed 8GB. However, 16GB will probably be better if you can afford a 16GB drive. If you cannot afford a new drive or want to reuse an old one, a 4GB drive will work.
[* black] Download a program called [https://unetbootin.github.io/|Unetbootin] to get the program you will use for this. [https://rufus.akeo.ie/|Rufus] is another option if Unetbootin does not work.
-[* black] Run the program and select the flashdrive you want to use. ***This guide favors new drives, so there is not much in the way for flash drive reuse. You can format a drive if you go used if you want.***
-[* icon_caution] ***Very important:*** If you use a used drive, start with steps 5-7 and then work with steps 1-4. The writing style is intended for new flashdrives. ***Rufus will format the drive for you. You should not have to manually format the drive with Rufus unless there is filesystem damage.***
+[* black] Run the program and select the flash drive you want to use. Due to how the guide was written, a new drive is recommended. You can use a old drive if you want, but these will need to be formatted before you use it for this guide.
+[* icon_caution] ***Note on flash drive reuse:*** If you use a used drive, start with steps 6-9 and then work with steps 1-5. The writing style is intended for new flashdrives. ***NOTE: Rufus will do this for you automatically. There should be no need to format the drive manually unless Rufus has a problem due to filesystem damage that it cannot deal with.***