Use cases: Reword

Author: awwright

jsonschema-use-cases.xml

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                     For example, for security reasons, an application may want to verify a JSON document does not contain the string "<tt>&lt;/script</tt>" but is written instead with a character escape such as "<tt>&lt;\/script</tt>". This would ensure that, if the JSON were to be embedded in a <tt>&lt;script&gt;</tt> tag, it could not close the tag and be interpreted as HTML.
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-                    This is not a standard part of JSON Schema because it may violate the semantics of JSON, by adding an ability to distinguish between encodings which are supposed to be equal to receiving applications.
+                    This is not a standard part of JSON Schema because it may violate the semantics of JSON, by adding an ability to distinguish between encodings which are supposed to be equivalent to receiving applications.
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