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@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ Terms are organized into the following categories for clarity and ease of refere
- **Roles**: Defined entity types that determine how a participant behaves within a communication protocol.
- **Message Types**: Classifications and categories of protocol messages
- **Transports**: Abstract methods of transmitting payloads
-**Software Entities**: Distinct software-defined actors or components that participate in the operation of ChatProtocols
## Definitions
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**Content Type**: The structured format of content. These data structures represent specific encodings of Text, Image, Audio data.
**Delivery Acknowledgement**: A notification from a receiving client to sender that their message was successfully received. While similar to a read-receipt delivery acknowledgements differ in that the acknowledgement originates based on the client, where read-receipts are fired when they are displayed to a user.
**Delivery Acknowledgement**: A notification from a receiving client to sender that their message was successfully received. While similar to a read-receipt, delivery acknowledgements differ in that the acknowledgement originates based on the client, where read-receipts are fired when they are displayed to a user.
**Invite**: A frame used to initialize a new conversation. Invites notify a client that someone wants to communicate with them, and provides the required information to do so.