chore(docs): update documentation about WRAC

README.md

@@ -18,10 +18,10 @@ It is strongly recommended to use Docker to host Racinfo. You can use the follow
 
 ```bash
 docker build -t racinfo .
-docker up -d racinfo
+docker up -d -p 8085:8085 racinfo
 ```
 
-Racinfo by default hosts on port 8085. You can change it by using the `-p` flag in the `docker up` command, like this:
+By default, Racinfo runs on port 8085. You can change this by using the -p flag with the docker run command, like this:
 
 ```bash
 # Instead of 8085, you can use any port you want, like 3000
@@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ You can also contribute by improving the documentation or fixing bugs.
 
 Also, you should get acknowledged with these rules before contributing:
 
-- The project should be related to Real Address Chat protocol, or its successors.
-- Your project should have a Git repository, or link to its download page. We do not accept projects that are not hosted on Git or have a download link.
+- The project should be related to the Real Address Chat protocol or its successors.
+- Your project should have a Git repository or a link to its download page. We do not accept projects that are not hosted on Git or do not provide a download link.
 
 If you want to add your project to the list, please follow these steps:
 
@@ -57,4 +57,4 @@ If you want to add your project to the list, please follow these steps:
 2. Attach `add-client`, `add-server` or `add-tool` tag to the issue.
 3. Fill the issue template with the information about your tool as described in template.
 
-If you are an author or maintainer of a project that is already listed in Racinfo, you can also open an Issue with the template **"Update Project"** to update the information about your project.
+If you are the author or maintainer of a project already listed in Racinfo, you can also open an issue using the **"Update Project"** template to update your project information.

src/app/protocol/wrac/page.tsx

@@ -28,25 +28,23 @@ export default function Wrac() {
         <Text>
           WRAC (WebSocket Real Address Chat) is a community-made successor to
           RAC that uses WebSockets instead of TCP. It uses the same requests as
-          RAC, but you should send data in binary format. Also, you can use the
-          same connection multiple times, what differs from the usual RAC, where
-          you had to connect the server each time you made some request. That
-          causes some differences in the messages receiving.
+          RAC, but you should send data in binary format. Unlike regular RAC,
+          you can use the same connection multiple times—in RAC, you had to
+          reconnect to the server for every request. This changes how message
+          receiving works.
         </Text>
         <Title id={"receiving-messages"}>Receiving messages</Title>
         <Text>
-          As the connection now can be keep-alive, and the websocket uses messages
-          for transactions, we can&apos;t just do the same as we did in RAC to get the messages.
+          Since the connection can now be kept alive and WebSocket uses messages
+          for transactions, we can’t retrieve messages the same way as in RAC.
         </Text>
         <Text>
-          Now, to use those packets (<InlineCode>0x01</InlineCode> for normal reading and <InlineCode>0x02</InlineCode> for chunked reading),
-          we need to let the server know that we want to use them, and not send
-          messages (the same packet-ids). The way how to do this is just add the byte <InlineCode>0x00</InlineCode> to the start
-          of packets. For example: <InlineCode>0x00</InlineCode> <InlineCode>0x01</InlineCode> for normal reading.
-        </Text>
-        <Text>
-          This way we can separate the packets that receive data from the packet that receives the total size.
-          In the sence of keep-alive, WRAC solves the main problem with usual RAC.
+          Receiving messages in WRAC is done by sending a single packet to the
+          server with two bytes. The first byte is <InlineCode>0x00</InlineCode>
+          , which indicates that you want to receive messages, and the second
+          byte is either <InlineCode>0x01</InlineCode> or{" "}
+          <InlineCode>0x02</InlineCode>. These two bytes work the same way as in
+          RAC.
         </Text>
         <Footer />
       </main>