M web/contents/spec.html → web/contents/spec.html

@@ -307,14 +307,14 @@ following section provides details on each of these symbols, including a signature illustrating how each symbol
         manipulates the stack.</p>
     <p>The notation used to specify the signature of a symbol is as follows:</p>
     <pre><code>    <mark>in1 in2 ... inN &rarr; out1 out2 ... outM</mark></code></pre>
-    <p>Where <code>input1</code>, <code>input2</code>, ..., <code>inputN</code> are the items consumed from the stack,
-        and <code>output1</code>, <code>output2</code>, ..., <code>outputM</code> are the items pushed back onto the
+    <p>Where <code>in1</code>, <code>in2</code>, ..., <code>inN</code> are the items consumed from the stack,
+        and <code>out1</code>, <code>out2</code>, ..., <code>outM</code> are the items pushed back onto the
         stack.</p>
     <p> Note that the <code>&rarr;</code> character represents the symbol being described, and: </p>
     <ul>
-        <li><code>inputN</code> is the first element on the stack <em>before</em> the symbol is pushed on the stack.
+        <li><code>inN</code> is the first element on the stack <em>before</em> the symbol is pushed on the stack.
         </li>
-        <li><code>outputM</code> is the first element on the stack <em>after</em> the symbol is pushed on the stack.
+        <li><code>outM</code> is the first element on the stack <em>after</em> the symbol is pushed on the stack.
         </li>
     </ul>
     <p>The following abbreviations are used to represent different types of literals (and each can have a numerical