> 0facda3319 That's bad for sure. However, most "Oauth2 flow" documentation pages look like that. They all have a table that's basically copied out of the Oau

> 0facda3319 That's bad for sure. However, most "Oauth2 flow" documentation pages look like that. They all have a table that's basically copied out of the Oauth2 spec. They all have very similar language. This is a good thing. Oauth2 is a well defined spec, and there just isn't a lot of ambiguity there. If it weren't for the copied random state, I'd shrug this off.