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fix: better clarity #367

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fix: better clarity
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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Today there are two versions of the circuit relay protocol, [v1](https://github.

A relay circuit is identified using a [multiaddr][definition_multiaddress] that includes the [Peer ID]({{< relref "/concepts/fundamentals/peers.md#peer-id" >}}) of the peer whose traffic is being relayed (the listening peer or "relay target").

Let's say that I have a peer with the Peer ID `QmAlice`. I want to give out my address to my friend `QmBob`, but I'm behind a NAT that won't let anyone dial me directly.
Let's say that I have a libp2p node with a Peer ID `QmAlice`. I want to give out my address to my friend `QmBob`, but I'm behind a NAT that won't let anyone dial me directly.

The most basic `p2p-circuit` address I can construct looks like this:

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