README: move section down.

* README.md: Move down the section which reveals that the
whole CL-WHO arsenal of differently flavored HTML escaping
functions is missing.

1 files changed, 13 insertions, 13 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index e482082..d266b6e 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -102,19 +102,6 @@ Here are the differences to be aware of:
     `*upcase-tokens-p*` variable is bound to `t`, then both will
     produce `<TABLE>`.
 
-*   All of the elaborate HTML escaping support featured in CL-WHO is
-    absent in TL-WHO. These symbols do not exist: `escape-string`,
-    `escape-char`, `*escape-char-p*`, `escape-string-minimal`,
-    `escape-string-minimal`, `escape-string-minimal-plus-quotes`,
-    `escape-string-iso-8859-1`, `escape-string-all`,
-    `escape-char-minimal`, `escape-char-minimal-plus-quotes`,
-    `escape-char-iso-8859-1` and `escape-char-all`.
-    TL-WHO uses the TXR Lisp standard functions `html-encode`,
-    and `html-encode*`, which have no options to control its behavior.
-    `html-encode` is used internally for escaping material
-    to be inserted into attributes; `html-encode*` is used by `esc`
-    and `fmt`.
-
 *   TL-WHO fixes the issue that CL-WHO doesn't HTML-escape the values of
     of constant string material, of attributes, and of material added
     by local macro `fmt`.
@@ -170,6 +157,19 @@ Here are the differences to be aware of:
     a mess of the output if used; unlike CL-WHO, TL-WHO warns when they
     are used in attributes.
 
+*   The elaborate manual HTML escaping support featured in CL-WHO is
+    absent in TL-WHO. These symbols do not exist: `escape-string`,
+    `escape-char`, `*escape-char-p*`, `escape-string-minimal`,
+    `escape-string-minimal`, `escape-string-minimal-plus-quotes`,
+    `escape-string-iso-8859-1`, `escape-string-all`,
+    `escape-char-minimal`, `escape-char-minimal-plus-quotes`,
+    `escape-char-iso-8859-1` and `escape-char-all`.
+    TL-WHO uses the TXR Lisp standard functions `html-encode`,
+    and `html-encode*`, which have no options to control its behavior.
+    `html-encode` is used internally for escaping material
+    to be inserted into attributes; `html-encode*` is used by `esc`
+    and `fmt`.
+
 *   TL-WHO provides a `deftag` macro for defining macro-expanding tags.
     This is inspired by a `deftag` described in the
     [Spinneret](https://github.com/ruricolist/spinneret) documentation.