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a clarification to reduce confusion

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<p>Note: All transformations are exactly as specified below. CASE IS SIGNIFICANT. Lowercase was selected since Nodeprep will case fold to lowercase for US-ASCII characters such as A, C, E, and F.</p> <p>Note: All transformations are exactly as specified below. CASE IS SIGNIFICANT. Lowercase was selected since Nodeprep will case fold to lowercase for US-ASCII characters such as A, C, E, and F.</p>
</section2> </section2>
<section2 topic='Escaping Transformations' anchor='escaping'> <section2 topic='Escaping Transformations' anchor='escaping'>
<p>The escaping transformations are defined in the following table. Typically, escaping is performed only by a client that is processing information provided by a human user in unescaped form, or by a gateway to some external system (e.g., email or LDAP) that needs to generate a JID.</p> <p>The escaping transformations are defined in the following table, whereas the rules that define when to apply these transformations are specified in the <link url='#bizrules'>Business Rules</link> section of this specification. Typically, escaping is performed only by a client that is processing information provided by a human user in unescaped form, or by a gateway to some external system (e.g., email or LDAP) that needs to generate a JID.</p>
<table caption='Mapping from Unescaped to Escaped Characters'> <table caption='Mapping from Unescaped to Escaped Characters'>
<tr><th>Unescaped Character</th><th>Escaped Character</th></tr> <tr><th>Unescaped Character</th><th>Escaped Character</th></tr>
<tr><td>&lt;space&gt;</td><td>\20 *</td></tr> <tr><td>&lt;space&gt;</td><td>\20 *</td></tr>
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]]></example> ]]></example>
</section2> </section2>
<section2 topic='Unescaping Transformations' anchor='unescaping'> <section2 topic='Unescaping Transformations' anchor='unescaping'>
<p>The unescaping transformations are defined in the following table. Typically, unescaping is performed only by a client that wants to display JIDs containing escaped characters to a human user, or by a gateway to some external system (e.g., email or LDAP) that needs to generate identifiers for foreign systems.</p> <p>The unescaping transformations are defined in the following table, whereas the rules that define when to apply these transformations are specified in the <link url='#bizrules'>Business Rules</link> section of this specification. Typically, unescaping is performed only by a client that wants to display JIDs containing escaped characters to a human user, or by a gateway to some external system (e.g., email or LDAP) that needs to generate identifiers for foreign systems.</p>
<table caption='Mapping from Escaped to Unescaped Characters'> <table caption='Mapping from Escaped to Unescaped Characters'>
<tr><th>Escaped Character</th><th>Unescaped Character</th></tr> <tr><th>Escaped Character</th><th>Unescaped Character</th></tr>
<tr><td>\20</td><td>&lt;space&gt;</td></tr> <tr><td>\20</td><td>&lt;space&gt;</td></tr>