UMLR — Notation is depreciated for inherited interface

In p. 170, the spec. says "Interfaces inherited from a generalization of the BehavioredClassifier may be notated on a diagram through a lollipop. These Interfaces are indicated on the diagram by preceding the name of the Interface by a caret symbol. Earlier versions of UML permitted a forward slash preceding the name to indicate inherited Interfaces; this notation is permitted but discouraged." But in Figure 11.46 in p. 212, the inherited interface OrderableItem on component proudct still uses the depreciated one.