@@ -429,7 +429,8 @@ the filename ends in `.pub` ("pub" stands for "public").
 
 Then login to your account on the Git host you chose and paste the SSH
 key into the appropriate place. Depending on the Git host, it's likely
-under "SSH keys" in your settings.
+under "SSH keys" in your settings. If it asks you what type of SSH key,
+look for something like "Authentication Key".
 
 Once you've done this, you're done! Git will automatically use your SSH
 key to try to connect.