expand PEG definition; avoid too generic NAME

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/_markdown.qmd b/_markdown.qmd
index 5d9a15f..12a2180 100644
--- a/_markdown.qmd
+++ b/_markdown.qmd
@@ -217,8 +217,9 @@ with a dotted frame.
 `AnnotatedWords` can in principle contain any word,
 but in practice expects CSS id or class definitions,
 which means alphanumeric-only words prefixed by either dot or hash.
-New higher prioritized syntaxes are added that should not clash with these,
-for URI and CURIE words,
+New higher prioritized syntaxes are added,
+prioritized since that is simplest
+and it should not cause clash with existing elements,
 as in @fig-def-extensions.
 
 *FIXME: mention and draw extended LinkedWordsX as well.*
@@ -233,13 +234,13 @@ Syntax of `AnnotatedWords` and `LinkedWords`, extended with `SemWords`.
 
 The new `SemWords` are components in the RDF language,
 which is described further in @sec-rdf 
-either an angle-bracketed `Uri` or a `CURIE`.
+either an angle-bracketed `Uri` or a `Curie`.
 Each component has an optional prefix
 to denote whether it is an RDF subject, predicate or object.
 (Again, these RDF terms are described further in @sec-rdf).
 See @fig-def-additions for their syntax diagrams.
 
-*FIXME: mention and draw `Curie` and `NAME`*
+*FIXME: mention and draw `Curie`*
 
 ::: {#fig-def-additions}
 
@@ -247,7 +248,7 @@ See @fig-def-additions for their syntax diagrams.
 
 ![](syntax/def_SEMPREFIX.svg)
 
-Syntax of `SemWords`, `Curie`, `SEMPREFIX` and `NAME`.
+Syntax of `SemWords`, `Curie`, `SEMPREFIX`.
 
 :::
 
@@ -261,14 +262,14 @@ unlike Markdown in general but like link definition blocks.
 
 For a Markdown parser to cover the Markdown extension Semantic Markdown,
 it needs to cover the existing extension AnnotatedWords,
-extended to contain URIs and CURIEs,
+extended to include `Uri` and `Curie`,
 and it needs to cover AnnotatedWords not only immediately after Words,
 but also as leading or trailing Words for a block.
 
 Additionally, a new block type needs to be covered,
 similar to LinkDefinition but a simpler structure
-with a CURIE as initial element.
+with a `Curie` as initial element.
 
 These new Word and Block syntaxes should be prioritized,
-as the restricted patterns tied to CURIEs is unlikely to collide
+as the `Uri` and `Curie` patterns are unlikely to collide
 with existing Markdown or non-markup plain text.