docs: fix info note
@@ -76,10 +76,14 @@ More details about the various OAuth2 flows can be found in these articles:
### OAuth 2.0 Scope != Permission
-:::info The OAuth2 Scope reflects a permission the user gave to the OAuth2
+:::info
+
+The OAuth2 Scope reflects a permission the user gave to the OAuth2
Application, not a permission the system (e.g. API) gave to that OAuth2
application. Also, the OAuth2 Scope can not be changed without revoking the
-token. :::
+token.
+
+:::
A second important concept is the OAuth 2.0 Scope. Many people confuse OAuth 2.0
Scope with internal Access Control like for example Role Based Access Control
