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 An advantage of the reader approach taken by JACL with respect to the
 implementation of \texttt{jacl-client} is that the REPL client is
 completely ignorant of Lisp syntax and semantics. \texttt{jacl-client}
-merely buffers and sends characters over the WebSocket and into the
-Lisp system, and displays characters output from Lisp. While
-\texttt{jacl-client} presents a synchronous input/output interface, it
-is actually the frontend for bidirectional asynchronous data transfer.
+merely transfers characters between the host machine and the Lisp
+system and so is \emph{not} a pre-reader.
 
 There are various obvious way the JACL REPL experience could be
 improved. For example, \texttt{jacl-repl} is currently an
-R\cite{Rstats} script requiring an R installation and installation of
-the \texttt{chromote}\cite{Rchromote} package. A standalone binary
+R\cite{Rstats} script requiring an R installation and the
+\texttt{chromote}\cite{Rchromote} package. A standalone binary
 executable is imagined in the future in order to make it easier for
 developers to start working on JACL projects. Additionally, JACL has
 yet to define a printer for its native types, or an extensible print