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diff --git a/5C.md b/5C.md
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--- a/5C.md
+++ b/5C.md
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Clients can publish a list of favorite scrolls using a NIP-51 standard list even
 
 ## String Convention
 
-Unless noted otherwise (for hex pubkeys and ids), the module passes strings to the host as `(ptr: i32, len: i32)` pairs into its linear memory. The host returns strings (and other variable-length data) by returning an `i32` pointer to a buffer in linear memory whose first 4 bytes are the `u32_be` byte-length of the payload that follows.
+Unless noted otherwise (i.e. for hex pubkeys and ids), the module passes strings to the host as `(ptr: i32, len: i32)` pairs into its linear memory. The host returns strings (and other variable-length data) by returning an `i32` pointer to a buffer in linear memory whose first 4 bytes are the `u32_be` byte-length of the payload that follows.
 
 For example, if `nostr.get_content(handle)` returns `7165` that will be a pointer to a buffer at location `7165`. If that buffer starts with `[ 00 00 00 03 ]` that means it contains 3 bytes (aside from the initial four), so we can keep reading it `[ 00 00 00 03 66 6f 6f ]` and conclude that the string is `"foo"`.
 
@@ -172,9 +172,9 @@ Add a kind integer to the `kinds` filter.
 
 Add a value to a tag filter. `tag_ptr/tag_len` points to the tag name (e.g. `"p"` -- will be added to the filter as `"#p"`); `value_ptr/value_len` points to the tag value to match. The value is treated as a string.
 
-### `nostr.req_add_tag_bin32(req: i32, tag_ptr: i32, value_ptr: i32) -> void`
+### `nostr.req_add_tag_bin32(req: i32, tag_ptr: i32, tag_len: i32, value_ptr: i32) -> void`
 
-Same as `req_add_tag` but the value is a 32-byte binary buffer that the host will convert to hex. `value_ptr` must point to a 32-byte buffer. This is useful for `#p`, `#e`, and other tag filters that need pubkey or event ID values.
+Same as `req_add_tag` but the value is a pointer to the 32-byte binary buffer that the host will convert to hex. This is useful for `#p`, `#e`, and other tag filters that need pubkey or event ID values.
 
 Hosts may deduplicate filter values (authors, ids, kinds, and tag values) when the module adds the same value more than once via `req_add_*`.
 
@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ Returns the unix timestamp directly.
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_content(event_handle: i32) -> i32`
 
-Returns a pointer to a buffer containing the event content.
+Returns a pointer to a buffer containing the event content (follows the String Convention above).
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_tag_count(event_handle: i32) -> i32`
 
@@ -257,11 +257,11 @@ Returns the number of items in the tag at `tag_index`.
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_tag_item(event_handle: i32, tag_index: i32, item_index: i32) -> i32`
 
-Returns a pointer to a buffer containing the item at `(tag_index, item_index)`.
+Returns a pointer to a buffer containing the item at `(tag_index, item_index)` (follows the String Convention above).
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_tag_item_bin32(event_handle: i32, tag_index: i32, item_index: i32) -> i32`
 
-Same as `event_get_tag_item`, but returns a 32-byte buffer of the item if it happened to be a pubkey or an event id; 0 otherwise.
+Same as `event_get_tag_item`, but returns a pointer to a 32-byte buffer of the item if it happened to be a pubkey or an event id; 0 otherwise.
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_tag_item_by_name(event_handle: i32, name_ptr: i32, name_len: i32, item_index: i32) -> i32`
 
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ Finds the first tag whose name (item 0) matches the string at `name_ptr/name_len
 
 ### `nostr.event_get_tag_item_by_name_bin32(event_handle: i32, name_ptr: i32, name_len: i32, item_index: i32) -> i32`
 
-Same as `event_get_tag_item_by_name`, but returns a 32-byte buffer of the value if it happened to be a pubkey or an event id; 0 otherwise.
+Same as `event_get_tag_item_by_name`, but returns a pointer to a 32-byte buffer of the value if it happened to be a pubkey or an event id; 0 otherwise.
 
 ### `nostr.display(event: i32) -> void`
 
@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ Emit a log message to the host's debug console or developer tooling. The string
 
 ### `nostr.drop(handle: i32) -> void`
 
-Releases any handle: unconsumed request, active subscription (cancels it), individual event, or list (also releases all contained event handles).
+Releases any handle: unconsumed request, active subscription (cancels it), individual event.
 
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