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fix: consistently use authorization token instead of access token
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@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ mCaptcha docs over the months have become inconsistent and incorrect. I
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cleaned up some of the mess and added [a
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tutorial](/docs/introduction/installing-captcha/) to help folks install
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mCaptcha on their website. The docs also gets [a
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glossary](/docs/terminology/access-token/), which contain explanations
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glossary](/docs/webmasters/terminology/), which contain explanations
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to mCaptcha jargon.
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## New releases: glue libraries
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## 5. Configure backend to authenticate CAPTCHA tokens
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1. Get [access token](/docs/terminology/access-token) from the user's
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1. Get [authorization token](/docs/webmasters/terminology/#authorization-token) from the user's
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form submission payload. The access token will be associated with a
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parameter called `mcaptcha__token`.
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