Minor corrections and adjustments

content/en-us/production/analytics/performance.md

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ The **Server** tab includes the following charts:
     <tbody>
         <tr>
             <td>Server CPU time</td>
-            <td>Stacked area chart showing milliseconds (ms) of processing time per frame. Values over 16.67 ms are highly undesirable; they can cause server frame rates to drop below 60. See [Server Compute](../../performance-optimization/identify.md#server-compute)</td>
+            <td>Stacked area chart showing milliseconds (ms) of processing time per frame. Values over 16.67 ms are highly undesirable; they can cause server frame rates to drop below 60. See [Server Compute](../../performance-optimization/identify.md#server-compute).</td>
         </tr>
         <tr>
             <td>Server frame rate</td>

content/en-us/reference/engine/classes/AnimationTrack.yaml

@@ -444,8 +444,7 @@ methods:
       - type: RBXScriptSignal
         summary: |
           The signal created and fired when the animation reaches the created
-          `KeyframeMarker`. Not to be confused with the name of the
-          `Class.Keyframe`.
+          `Class.KeyframeMarker`.
     tags: []
     deprecation_message: ''
     security: None

content/en-us/reference/engine/classes/IKControl.yaml

@@ -14,21 +14,21 @@ description: |
   their environment.
 
   For example, you can make a character place its hand on a door handle exactly,
-  and the character will do so independently of its position. IKControls provide
-  the advantage of needing to create much fewer animations for your game while
+  and the character will do so independently of its position. `Class.IKControl|IKControls`
+  provide the advantage of needing to create much fewer animations for your game while
   giving your experience a more realistic and polished feel.
 
   `Class.IKControl|IKControls` must be a child of a `Class.Humanoid` or
   `Class.AnimationController` with an `Class.Animator` and have all of their
   required properties set properly, otherwise they don't have any effect. The
   required properties are `Class.IKControl.Type|Type`,
   `Class.IKControl.EndEffector|EndEffector`, `Class.IKControl.Target|Target`,
-  `Class.IKControl.ChainRoot|ChainRoot`. As soon as those are set, the IkControl
+  `Class.IKControl.ChainRoot|ChainRoot`. As soon as those are set, the `Class.IKControl`
   modifies the pose of your character as you specify. The following code sample
   demonstrates how to set up your first `Class.IKControl` and get started with
   creating more realistic animations for your game.
 
-  You can use IKControls to make a character:
+  You can use `Class.IKControl|IKControls` to make a character:
 
   - Rotate its head and torso to look at a point of interest in the world.
   - Modify its feet positions to respond to dynamic terrain. Adjust its legs and

content/en-us/reference/engine/classes/Instance.yaml

@@ -402,12 +402,12 @@ methods:
       return `nil`.
 
       If a reference property such as `Class.ObjectValue.Value` is set in a
-      cloned instance, the value of the copy's property depends on original's
+      cloned instance, the value of the copy's property depends on the original's
       value:
 
       - If a reference property refers to an instance that was **also** cloned,
         the copy will refer to the copy.
-      - If a reference property refers to an object that was **not** cloned, the
+      - If a reference property refers to an instance that was **not** cloned, the
         same value is maintained in the copy.
     code_samples:
       - Clone-Example

content/en-us/reference/engine/classes/MarketplaceService.yaml

@@ -1258,7 +1258,7 @@ events:
 
           This might not accurately reflect if the purchase itself has been
           successfully processed. Use
-          `MarketplaceService.UserOwnsGamePassAsync|UserOwnsGamePassAsync` as
+          `Class.MarketplaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync()|UserOwnsGamePassAsync` as
           ownership confirmation.
     tags: []
     deprecation_message: ''
@@ -1292,11 +1292,12 @@ events:
       Fires when a purchase prompt for a developer product is closed. Do not use
       this event to process purchases.
     description: |
-      **IMPORTANT:** Do **not** use the `PromptProductPurchaseFinished` event to
-      process purchases; instead, use the
-      `Class.MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt|ProcessReceipt` callback. The
-      firing of `PromptProductPurchaseFinished` does **not** mean that a user
-      has successfully purchased an item.
+      **IMPORTANT:** Do **not** use the
+      `Class.MarketplaceService.PromptProductPurchaseFinished|PromptProductPurchaseFinished`
+      event to process purchases; instead, use the
+      `Class.MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt|ProcessReceipt` callback. The firing of
+      `Class.MarketplaceService.PromptProductPurchaseFinished|PromptProductPurchaseFinished`
+      does **not** mean that a user has successfully purchased an item.
 
       This event fires when a purchase prompt for a
       [developer product](../../../production/monetization/developer-products.md)
@@ -1305,18 +1306,19 @@ events:
       **OK**. The firing of this event does **not** mean that a user has
       successfully purchased an item.
 
-      While you can use the `PromptProductPurchaseFinished` event to detect when
-      a user closes a purchase prompt, you should **not** use it to process
-      purchases because those purchases might still fail in the backend for
+      While you can use the
+      `Class.MarketplaceService.PromptProductPurchaseFinished|PromptProductPurchaseFinished`
+      event to detect when a user closes a purchase prompt, you should **not** use it
+      to process purchases because those purchases might still fail in the backend for
       several reasons. For example, if a Roblox system is offline, or if the
       product price has changed and the user now doesn't have enough Robux to
       make the purchase. To process purchases, you must use
       `Class.MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt()|ProcessReceipt`. Using
-      `ProcessReceipt` allows you to confirm that the purchase has succeeded
-      before you grant the user the item they have purchased.
+      `Class.MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt()|ProcessReceipt` allows you to confirm
+      that the purchase has succeeded before you grant the user the item they have purchased.
 
-      The `PromptProductPurchaseFinished` event fires with a `Player.UserId`
-      instead of a reference to the `Player` object.
+      The `Class.MarketplaceService.PromptProductPurchaseFinished|PromptProductPurchaseFinished`
+      event fires with a `Class.Player.UserId` instead of a reference to the `Class.Player` object.
 
       ##### See also
 

content/en-us/reference/engine/classes/VideoFrame.yaml

@@ -248,9 +248,8 @@ methods:
       Sets `Class.VideoFrame.Playing` to true, playing the
       `Class.VideoFrame.Video` from the current `Class.VideoFrame.TimePosition`.
     description: |
-      Sets `Class.VideoFrame.Playing` to true, This plays the
-      `Class.VideoFrame.Video`, continuing from the current
-      `Class.VideoFrame.TimePosition`.
+      Sets `Class.VideoFrame.Playing` to true, playing the
+      `Class.VideoFrame.Video` from the current `Class.VideoFrame.TimePosition`.
     code_samples:
       - creating-and-playing-a-video
     parameters: []

content/en-us/reference/engine/enums/AdEventType.yaml

@@ -33,24 +33,24 @@ items:
       This option should not be used for new work.
   - name: RewardedAdLoaded
     summary: |
-      The event is fired when a click-to-play video ads is being served. This
+      The event is fired when a click-to-play video ad is being served. This
       can be used to communicate and promote the reward to users through the UI
       or signage.
     value: 3
     tags: []
     deprecation_message: ''
   - name: RewardedAdGrant
     summary: |
-      The event is fired when a user has watched the click-to-play video for a
-      certain time. This can be used to grant the player a reward such as an
+      The event is fired when a user has watched the click-to-play video ad for
+      a certain time. This can be used to grant the player a reward such as an
       in-game item or in-game currency. The RewardedAdGrant enum will only be
       triggered once per ad rotation.
     value: 4
     tags: []
     deprecation_message: ''
   - name: RewardedAdUnloaded
     summary: |
-      The event is fired when a click-to-play video ads is rotated out. This can
+      The event is fired when a click-to-play video ad is rotated out. This can
       be used to remove any UI or signage that is promoting the reward.
     value: 5
     tags: []

content/en-us/scripting/multithreading.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Scripts that are part of the same actor always execute sequentially with respect
 
 ### Thread safety
 
-During the parallel execution, you can access most instances of the `DataModel` hierarchy as usual, but some API properties and functions aren't safe to read or write. If you use them in your parallel code, Roblox Engine can automatically detect and prevent these accesses from occurring.
+During the parallel execution, you can access most instances of the `Class.DataModel` hierarchy as usual, but some API properties and functions aren't safe to read or write. If you use them in your parallel code, the Roblox Engine can automatically detect and prevent these accesses from occurring.
 
 API members have a thread safety level that indicates whether and how you can use them in your parallel code, as the following table shows: