diff --git a/Appendix-E:-Flashing-a-Bootloader.md b/Appendix-E:-Flashing-a-Bootloader.md
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+++ b/Appendix-E:-Flashing-a-Bootloader.md
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The Ploopy PCB ICSP header consists of six holes (or six pins, if you've added a
  5 -> o  o <- 6
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-Note that pin 1 is a square pad on the board. Also, this is the way the header looks when viewed from the *top* of the board (i.e. when the microcontroller is visible). [Here's a picture of what it looks like](https://i.imgur.com/nh6e5tQ.jpg) **TODO fix this**.
+Note that pin 1 is a square pad on the board. Also, this is the way the header looks when viewed from the *top* of the board (i.e. when the microcontroller is visible). [Here's a picture of what it looks like](https://i.imgur.com/nh6e5tQ.jpg).
 
 Hook up the ICSP connector on the Ploopy PCB to the programmer. If you're using an Arduino Nano, make the following connections: