enhance: hint at previous RC naming scheme

Author: LaurenceJJones

crowdsec-docs/unversioned/getting_started/introduction.mdx

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ What makes CrowdSec unique is its <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="Users who detect ma
 
 Remediation Components are software modules that connect to the <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="The Local API (LAPI) is exposed by the Security Engine and acts as the interface for retrieving and managing decisions.">Local API</UnderlineTooltip> (LAPI) and enforce <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="Decisions are remediation actions such as bans or alerts taken by the Security Engine in response to detected threats.">decisions</UnderlineTooltip> made by the Security Engine.
 
-These components can operate independently, such as the [Firewall Remediation](bouncers/firewall.mdx), which integrates with <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="A widely used packet filtering and firewall system for Linux.">iptables</UnderlineTooltip>, <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="The modern replacement for iptables, offering improved performance and a more consistent syntax.">nftables</UnderlineTooltip>, or <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="The built-in firewall system used on BSD-based systems like FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and macOS.">pf</UnderlineTooltip>. They can also be embedded directly into existing applications, such as [Nginx](bouncers/nginx.mdx), where <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="A lightweight scripting language embedded into software like Nginx to enable custom behavior, including dynamic security enforcement.">Lua</UnderlineTooltip> is used to enforce decisions at runtime.
+Previously referred to as *bouncers*, these components can operate independently, such as the [Firewall Remediation](bouncers/firewall.mdx), which integrates with <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="A widely used packet filtering and firewall system for Linux.">iptables</UnderlineTooltip>, <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="The modern replacement for iptables, offering improved performance and a more consistent syntax.">nftables</UnderlineTooltip>, or <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="The built-in firewall system used on BSD-based systems like FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and macOS.">pf</UnderlineTooltip>. They can also be embedded directly into existing applications, such as [Nginx](bouncers/nginx.mdx), where <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="A lightweight scripting language embedded into software like Nginx to enable custom behavior, including dynamic security enforcement.">Lua</UnderlineTooltip> is used to enforce decisions at runtime.
 
 This is often referred to as the <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="An Intrusion Prevention System actively blocks or mitigates detected threats, often based on decisions made by an Intrusion Detection System.">Intrusion Prevention System</UnderlineTooltip> (IPS) layer that complements the <UnderlineTooltip tooltip="An Intrusion Detection System monitors logs or traffic to detect and report suspicious or malicious behavior, such as scans, brute-force attempts, or exploits.">Intrusion Detection System</UnderlineTooltip> (IDS) role of the Security Engine. They do not make decisions on their own; instead, they act based on what the Security Engine instructs.