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@@ -28,15 +28,15 @@ The parameter is called `__wl_lang` and specifies the ISO 639-1 two-letter code
 
 For example, the internal routing may have the following configuration, URL example.org is served by:
 
-1. graph https://data.example.org/en, which is also the default, when language is English
-1. graph https://data.example.org/it, when language is Italian
+1. graph <https://data.example.org/en>, which is also the default, when language is English
+1. graph <https://data.example.org/it>, when language is Italian
 
-So that when requesting https://api.wordlift.io/data/https/example.org/page.html?__wl_lang=en, the Data API will route the request to the https://data.example.org/en graph, whereas requesting https://api.wordlift.io/data/https/example.org/page.html?__wl_lang=it will route the request to the https://data.example.org/it graph.
+So that when requesting <https://api.wordlift.io/data/https/example.org/page.html?__wl_lang=en>, the Data API will route the request to the <https://data.example.org/en> graph, whereas requesting <https://api.wordlift.io/data/https/example.org/page.html?__wl_lang=it> will route the request to the <https://data.example.org/it> graph.
 
 ## Cloud script
 
 The [Cloud](/cloud) script (`bootstrap.js`) will automatically select the correct language by parsing the `html` element's `lang` attribute, for example the `<html lang="en">` tag will tell `bootstrap.js` to request the structured data for the English language, and the script will automatically append the `__wl_lang=en` to the request.
 
-## Flowchart
+## WordLift Data API Multilingual Request Flow
 
-![Flowchart](./images/multilingual_flow.png)
+![Flowchart](./images/multilingual_sequence.png)