Update SyntaxMeaningsThatAreActuallyHumanReadable.md

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Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen
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* `~`: Means that an entry does *not* apply to a specific domain.
* `/\/\/\/` and similar: Text detections in RegEx format.
* `[Adblock Plus n.n]`: Used by Adblock Plus, AdBlock, and forks of them to determine if they should load the filterlist. Number is the intended minimum ABP version. `2.0` and `1.1` are most common; `3.1` and higher is on the rise and can be used to block support for old or low-quality forks. This has no effect on uBO or its forks.
* `! Title:` Specifies the intended name of the list. Required to make the name automatically show up in the settings of most adblockers, instead of the URL or of manual text input.
* `! Version:` The version number/alphanumeric of the list. Unofficially used to distinguish which version of a list a user is using. Used administratively by Adblock Plus' list report system (which requires a number-only version value). Has significant overlap with `! Last modified`.
* `! Expires:`: Determines the timespan between each automated sync attempt with the list's source. Values are given in "n day/days". ABP also supports "hour/hours".
### Nano Adblocker, uBlock Origin and AdGuard only:
#### Hiding
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* `:xpath`: An entry written with the very advanced Xpath syntax.
* `##^`: Blocks resources before they've even been loaded, based on their values in *View source* instead of their F12 ones.
#### Blocking
* `127.0.0.1` / `0.0.0.0` / `::1`: Used by "*hosts*" system files to signify that network requests to such a domain shall be redirected to a local-only IP address, thus preventing it from loading. Nano and uBO treats it the same as `||`.
* `127.0.0.1` / `0.0.0.0` / `::1` / `0` / `::`: Used by "*hosts*" system files to signify that network requests to such a domain shall be redirected to a local-only IP address, thus preventing it from loading. Nano and uBO treats it the same as `||`.
* `||` + `$document`: Guarantees a danger warning when loading a page, which is not 110% guaranteed otherwise.
* `$redirect`: Redirects resources to a neutered version that has been embedded in those extensions.
* `$3p`: Same as `$third-party`.