diff --git a/book/source/08-signing_components.md b/book/source/08-signing_components.md
index ca3a96d..5d89d83 100644
--- a/book/source/08-signing_components.md
+++ b/book/source/08-signing_components.md
@@ -322,15 +322,16 @@ In addition to these subpackets, self-certifications for User IDs can include ot
 
 Since OpenPGP certificates are often distributed by the means of key servers, new signatures on a certificate are often "merged" into existing copies of the certificate locally by the recipient. This integration process means it is practically impossible to directly remove signatures or User IDs from a certificate, as there is no way to communicate the intention of packet deletion to the recipient.
 
-To effectively mark a User ID as invalid, the user can publish a copy of their certificate with a *CertificationRevocation* signature(type `0x30`) attached to the invalidated User ID. This signature signals that the specified User ID is no longer valid or associated with the certificate holder.
+To effectively mark a User ID as invalid, the user can publish a copy of their certificate with a *CertificationRevocation* signature (type `0x30`) attached to the invalidated User ID. This signature signals that the specified User ID is no longer valid or associated with the certificate holder.
 
-The structure of a certification revocation is as follows:
+The structure of a *CertificationRevocation* is as follows:
+
+| Subpacket               | Area   | Critical       | Mandatory         | Notes                                           |
+|-------------------------|--------|----------------|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
+| Signature Creation Time | Hashed | True           | True              | Current time                                    |
+| Issuer Fingerprint      | Hashed | True or False  | Strongly Recommended | The primary key is the issuer                  |
+| Reason for Revocation   | Hashed | True           | False             | Determines soft or hard revocation             |
 
-| Subpacket           | Area   | Critical       | Mandatory         | Notes                                       |
-|---------------------|--------|----------------|-------------------|---------------------------------------------|
-| Signature Creation Time | Hashed | True       | True              | Should be the current time                  |
-| Issuer Fingerprint  | Hashed | True or False  | Strongly Recommended | Indicates the primary key as the issuer   |
-| Reason for Revocation | Hashed | True        | False             | Determines the nature of the revocation     |
 
 For User ID revocations, the *Reason for Revocation* subpacket is crucial. A value of `0` means no specific reason, leading to a hard revocation, while `32` indicates the User ID is no longer valid, resulting in a soft revocation. Omitting the reason subpacket is also equivalent to a hard revocation.