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## Character List
The following characters are defined for use throughout the documentation of chat protocols.
The following characters are defined for use throughout the documentation of chat protocols. Documentation and examples focus on a portion of a real clients operation for simplicity. Using the character who corresponds to the role or perspective being highlighted, can help convey this information to readers.
**Saro**
The initial sender.
Sender ::
Saro is the participant who sends the first message within a given time window or protocol context.
Saro MAY be the party who initiates a conversation, or simply the first participant to act relative to a defined starting reference.
**Raya**
The initial recipient.
Recipient ::
Raya is the participant who receives the first message sent by Saro.
After the initial exchange, Raya MAY send messages and behave as a regular participant in the conversation.
When documenting message receipt or processing, Raya’s perspective SHOULD be used.
**Pax**
A generic participant.
Participant ::
Pax represents an additional member of a conversation, typically in a group context.
Pax is often used when the specific identity or perspective of the participant is not relevant to the discussion.
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The cast of characters SHOULD be diverse, culturally neutral, and avoid reinforcing stereotypes.
### Mnemonic Naming
Where possible the characters name should hint at their role in order to make them easier to remember.
## Copyright
Copyright and related rights waived via [CC0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).