diff --git a/specs/experimental/plasma.md b/specs/experimental/plasma.md
index c969b9bcf..5727367e1 100644
--- a/specs/experimental/plasma.md
+++ b/specs/experimental/plasma.md
@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
 **Table of Contents**
 
 - [Overview](#overview)
-- [DA Storage](#da-storage)
 - [Input Commitment Submission](#input-commitment-submission)
+- [DA Server](#da-server)
 - [Data Availability Challenge Contract](#data-availability-challenge-contract)
   - [Parameters](#parameters)
 - [Derivation](#derivation)
@@ -32,40 +32,11 @@ chain derivation must be reset, omitting the input data when rederiving therefor
 
 [vitalikblog]: https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2023/11/14/neoplasma.html
 
-## DA Storage
-
-Input data is uploaded to the storage layer via plain HTTP calls to the DA storage service.
-This service is horizontally scalable and concerned with replicating the data across preferred storage layers
-such as IPFS or any S3 compatible storage. Input data is content addressed by its hash in the request url
-so responses are easily cachable.
-
-Any DA provider can implement the following endpoints to receive and serve input data:
-
-- ```text
-  Request:
-    POST /put/<hex_encoded_commitment>
-    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
-    Body: <preimage_bytes>
-  
-  Response:
-    200 OK
-  ```
-
-- ```text
-  Request:
-    GET /get/<hex_encoded_commitment>
-  
-  Response:
-    200 OK
-    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
-    Body: <preimage_bytes>
-  ```
-
 ## Input Commitment Submission
 
 The [batching][batcher] and compression of input data remain unchanged. When a batch is ready
 to be submitted to the inbox address, the data is uploaded to the DA storage layer instead, and a
-commitment (keccak256 hash) is submitted as the bacher inbox transaction call data.
+commitment (specified below) is submitted as the bacher inbox transaction call data.
 
 Commitment txdata introduces version `1` to the [transaction format][batchertx], in order to interpret
 the txdata as a commitment during the l1 retrieval step of the derivation pipeline:
@@ -106,6 +77,53 @@ challenges if the input cannot be retrieved during the challenge window, as deta
 [batcher]: ../protocol/derivation.md#batch-submission
 [batchertx]: ../protocol/derivation.md#batcher-transaction-format
 
+## DA Server
+
+Input data is uploaded to the storage layer via plain HTTP calls to the DA server.
+
+This service is responsible to interacting with the Data Availability Layer (DA layer).
+The layer could be a content addressable storage layer like IPFS or any S3 compatible storage
+or it could a specific DA focused blockchain.
+Content addressed systems like S3 should use the first `put/<hex_encoded_commitment>`
+because they can pre-commpute the commitment.
+Blockchain based DA layers should use `put` and then submit the returned commitment to L1.
+Because commitments can includ the block height or hash, the commitment cannot be computed prior to submitting
+it to the DA Layer.
+
+Any DA provider can implement the following endpoints to receive and serve input data:
+
+- ```text
+  Request:
+    POST /put/<hex_encoded_commitment>
+    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
+    Body: <preimage_bytes>
+
+  Response:
+    200 OK
+  ```
+
+- ```text
+  Request:
+    POST /put
+    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
+    Body: <encoded_commitment>
+
+  Response:
+    200 OK
+    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
+    Body: <preimage_bytes>
+  ```
+
+- ```text
+  Request:
+    GET /get/<hex_encoded_commitment>
+
+  Response:
+    200 OK
+    Content-Type: application/octet-stream
+    Body: <preimage_bytes>
+  ```
+
 ## Data Availability Challenge Contract
 
 ### Parameters
@@ -227,11 +245,13 @@ block derived from the expired challenge's input and `r_end` the last L2 block d
 was reset.
 
 Derivation MUST skip input data such as `input_data_size > MAX_L1_TX_SIZE` where `MAX_L1_TX_SIZE` is a consensus
-constant of 130672 bytes. In theory `MAX_L1_TX_SIZE` could be increased up to
-`(tx_gas_limit - fixed_resolution_cost) / dynamic_resolution_cost` based on the cost of resolving challenges in
-the contract implementation however to make challenging accessible it is capped based on geth's txMaxSize.
-130672 is chosen as 131072 - 400. Geth rejects transactions from the mempool with a total serialized size over
-131072. 400 bytes are allocated as overhead (signature, to address, metadata).
+constant of 130672 bytes when `commitment_type == 0`. Different DA layers can potentially resolve the challenge
+without immediately loading all of the data onto L1 in a single transaction & therefore are exempt from this limit.
+In theory `MAX_L1_TX_SIZE` could be increased up to `(tx_gas_limit - fixed_resolution_cost) / dynamic_resolution_cost`
+based on the cost of resolving challenges in the contract implementation however to make challenging accessible
+it is capped based on geth's txMaxSize.
+130672 is chosen as 131072 - 400. Geth rejects transactions from the mempool with a total serialized size over 131072.
+400 bytes are allocated as overhead (signature, to address, metadata).
 
 [pipeline]: ../protocol/derivation.md#resetting-the-pipeline
 [eip4844]: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4844