docs - feedback (#31270)

docs/dashboards/subscriptions.md

@@ -17,11 +17,7 @@ To enable dashboard subscriptions, your administrators will need to have set up
 
 ## Setting up a dashboard subscription
 
-To set up a subscription to a dashboard, click on the **sharing** icon (the one-way arrow) and select **Dashboard subscriptions**.
-
-![Select dashboard subscriptions](./images/select-dashboard-subscription.png)
-
-Metabase will slide out a sidebar on the right, with an option to set up a subscription via email or Slack:
+To set up a subscription to a dashboard, click on the **Subscriptions** icon (mail icon with a plus symbol). Metabase will slide out a sidebar on the right, with an option to set up a subscription via email or Slack:
 
 ![Set up a dashboard subscription with email or slack](./images/email-or-slack.png)
 

docs/exploration-and-organization/collections.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ To move a question, dashboard, or pulse into a collection, or from one collectio
 
 ![Selecting questions](./images/question-checkbox.png)
 
-Note that you have to have Curate permission for the collection that you're moving a question into _and_ the collection you're moving the question out of.
+Note that you have to have Curate permission for the collection that you're moving a question into _and_ the collection you're moving the question out of. Metabase admins can move items into (and out of) anyone's [personal collection](#your-personal-collection).
 
 ## Events and timelines
 

docs/exploration-and-organization/data-model-reference.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ redirect_from:
 
 # Data reference
 
-Sometimes when you're composing a question, you might forget the exact names of different tables or columns, or orwhiceh table contains what. That’s where the **Data reference** comes in handy.
+Sometimes when you're composing a question, you might forget the exact names of different tables or columns, or which table contains what. That’s where the **Data reference** comes in handy.
 
 You can open the data reference from:
 

docs/questions/native-editor/sql-parameters.md

@@ -139,14 +139,20 @@ In the variables sidebar, you can set a default value for your variable. This va
 
 ## Setting complex default values in the query
 
-You can also define default values directly in your query, which is useful when defining complex default values (for example, using a function to generate a value).
+You can also define default values directly in your query by enclosing a comment inside the end brackets of an optional parameter:
 
-Here's an example that sets the default value of a Date filter to the current date using `CURRENT_DATE()`:
+```
+WHERE column = [[ {% raw %}{{ your_parameter }}{% endraw %} #]]your_default_value
+```
+
+This is useful when defining complex default values (for example, if your default value is a function like `CURRENT_DATE`).
+
+Here's a PostgreSQL example that sets the default value of a Date filter to the current date using `CURRENT_DATE()`:
 
 ```
 SELECT *
-FROM products
-WHERE DATE(created_at) = [[ {% raw %}{{dateOfCreation}}{% endraw %} #]]CURRENT_DATE()
+FROM accounts
+{% raw %}WHERE DATE(created_at) = [[ {{dateOfCreation}} #]]CURRENT_DATE{% endraw %}
 ```
 
 Note that the hash (`#`) used to comment the text might need to be replaced by the comment syntax specific to the database you're using. Some databases use double-dashes (`--`) as comment syntax.

docs/questions/query-builder/expressions/regexextract.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ regexextract([URL], "^[^?#]+\?utm_campaign=(.*)")
 
 Here, the regex pattern [`^[^?#]+\?` matches all valid URL strings](https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/regular-expressions-cookbook/9780596802837/ch07s13.html). You can replace `utm_campaign=` with whatever query parameter you like. At the end of the regex pattern, the [capturing group](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions/Groups_and_Backreferences) `(.*)` gets all of the characters that appear after the query parameter `utm_campaign=`.
 
-Now, you can use **Campaign Name** in places where you need clean labels, such as [filter dropdown menus](../../../dashboards/filters.md#creating-a-dropdown-filter), [charts](../../sharing/visualizing-results.md), and [embedding parameters](../../../embedding/signed-embedding-parameters.md).
+Now, you can use **Campaign Name** in places where you need clean labels, such as [filter dropdown menus](../../../dashboards/filters.md), [charts](../../sharing/visualizing-results.md), and [embedding parameters](../../../embedding/signed-embedding-parameters.md).
 
 ## Accepted data types