Change semicolons to commas

content/user/search/_index.en.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Symbiota portals serve data from specimens and observations according to regiona
 4. On the next page, you can enter search criteria to find records of interest.
       * The criteria you can use will vary depending on the portal, but generally include the following categories: 1) Taxonomic Criteria, 2) Locality Criteria, 3) Latitude and Longitude, 4) Collector Criteria, 5) Specimen Criteria, and 6) Trait Criteria (if enabled).
       * Any number of criteria can be entered and search at the same time.
-      * You can search for multiple values in a single field by separating the values by semicolons. For example, if you want to search by both Kern and Inyo counties, you should enter "Kern;Inyo" in the county field.
+      * You can search for multiple values in a single field by separating the values by commas. For example, if you want to search by both Kern and Inyo counties, you should enter "Kern,Inyo" in the county field.
       * **Latitude and Longitude**: To define a latitude/longitude bounding box, polygon, or point with radius in which to search, enter the values in the provided fields or click the Mapping Aid icon to create the box, shape, or point radius in the Leaflet mapping interface.
       * **Specimen Criteria**: If enabled for your portal, this search category may contain a dropdown list to query _materialSampleType_. Further documentation on the Material Sample module can be found [here](/symbiota-docs/editor/edit/materialsample/). 
 5. Click List Display to conduct the search and view results as a list, or click Table Display to conduct the search and view results in a table.
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Symbiota portals serve data from specimens and observations according to regiona
 
   * The criteria you can use will vary depending on the portal, but generally include the following categories: 1) Taxonomic Criteria, 2) Locality Criteria, 3) Latitude and Longitude, 4) Collector Criteria, 5) Specimen Criteria, and 6) Trait Criteria (if enabled).
   * Any number of criteria can be entered and search at the same time. The criteria you are searching by will show up as "chips" on the right side of the screen under "Criteria." Click the X on any of these chips to remove them from your search criteria.
-  * You can search for multiple values in a single field by separating the values by semicolons. For example, if you want to search by both Kern and Inyo counties, you should enter "Kern;Inyo" in the county field.
+  * You can search for multiple values in a single field by separating the values by commas. For example, if you want to search by both Kern and Inyo counties, you should enter "Kern,Inyo" in the county field.
   * **Latitude and Longitude**: To define a latitude/longitude bounding box, polygon, or point with radius in which to search, enter the values in the provided fields or click the appropriate button at the top of the Latitude & Longitude search criteria to create the box, shape, or point radius in the mapping interface.
   * **Sample Properties**: Here you can search by catalog number or limit your search criteria to only include records that are types (i.e., have a value in the TypeStatus field), records that have media, records that have genetic data, records that are georeferenced, or records that have material samples (if enabled in your portal). You can also opt to include cultivated or captive records in this criterion category.
   * **Trait Criteria**: Here you can limit your search to include only records with certain values of trait criteria. Note that the search will only be able to provide you with records that have been scored for those particular traits, and the absence of a certain trait value applied to a specimen does not necessarily indicate that a trait value does not apply to a record. Furthermore, the record is an "OR" search. Selecting multiple trait values will return all records with **at least one** of those traits.