datastore clarity/typo fixes

content/en-us/cloud-services/data-stores/versioning-listing-and-caching.md

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ You can specify a prefix when listing all data stores or keys, and get back only
   For new experiences, use [listing and prefixes](#listing-and-prefixes) to organize keys in your data store instead of the legacy scopes feature. For existing experiences that use scopes, continue using them.
 </Alert>
 
-Every key in a data store has a default global scope. You can organize keys further by setting a unique string as a scope for the second parameter of `Class.DataStoreService:GetDataStore()|GetDataStore()`. This automatically attaches the scope to the beginning of all keys in all operations done on the data store.
+You can organize keys in a data store further by setting a unique string as a scope for the second parameter of `Class.DataStoreService:GetDataStore()|GetDataStore()`. The default scope (if no scope is given) is `global`. The scope is automatically prepended to the beginning of all keys in all operations done on the data store.
 
 <table>
 <thead>
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ Every key in a data store has a default global scope. You can organize keys furt
 </tbody>
 </table>
 
-The combination of data store name, scope, and key uniquely identifies a key. All three values are required to identify a key with a scope. For example, you can read a global key named `User_1234` as:
+The combination of data store name, scope, and key uniquely identifies a key. All three values are required to identify a key with a scope. For example, you can read a `global`-scoped key named `User_1234` as:
 
 ```lua
 local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ local success, currentGold = pcall(function()
 end)
 ```
 
-If the key `User_1234` has a scope of gold, though, you can only read it as:
+If the key `User_1234` has a scope of `gold`, though, you can only read it as:
 
 ```lua
 local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ local ds = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("DS1", "", options)
 ```
 
 <Alert severity="info">
-  When you use the `Class.DataStoreOptions.AllScopes|AllScopes` property, `Class.DataStore:ListKeysAsync()|ListKeysAsync()` returns every key with their scope as the prefix argument, such as `global/player_data_1234` or `houses/house3`. The default scope is `global`.
+  When you use the `Class.DataStoreOptions.AllScopes|AllScopes` property, `Class.DataStore:ListKeysAsync()|ListKeysAsync()` returns every key with their scope as the prefix argument, such as `global/player_data_1234` or `houses/house3`. Remember that the default scope is `global`.
 </Alert>
 
 If you enable the `Class.DataStoreOptions.AllScopes|AllScopes` property and create a new key in the data store, you must always specify a scope for that key in the format of scope/keyname. If you don't, the APIs throw an error. For example, `gold/player_34545` is acceptable with gold as the scope, but `player_34545` leads to an error.

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

@@ -79,7 +79,8 @@ methods:
       `Class.DataStoreService:GetDataStore()|GetDataStore()` function.
 
       Note that the `Class.DataStore` returned by this function always uses the
-      scope `u`. See [Data stores](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/index.md)
+      scope `u`. See
+      [Versioning, listing, and caching](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/versioning-listing-and-caching.md#scopes)
       for details on scope.
     code_samples:
       - get-a-globaldatastore-instance

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

@@ -8,22 +8,20 @@ memory_category: Instances
 summary: |
   A GlobalDataStore that also allows for ordered data store entries.
 description: |
-  A **OrderedDataStore** is essentially a `Class.GlobalDataStore` with the
-  exception that stored values must be **positive integers**. It exposes a
-  method `Class.OrderedDataStore:GetSortedAsync()|GetSortedAsync()` which allows
-  inspection of the entries in sorted order using a `Class.DataStorePages`
-  object.
+  An **OrderedDataStore** is essentially a `Class.GlobalDataStore` with stored values that are **integers**. 
+  It exposes the `Class.OrderedDataStore:GetSortedAsync()|GetSortedAsync()` method, which allows for the 
+  inspection of entries in sorted order using a `Class.DataStorePages` object.
 
   Ordered data stores do not support versioning and metadata, so
   `Class.DataStoreKeyInfo` is always `nil` for keys in an
   `Class.OrderedDataStore`. If you need versioning and metadata support, use a
   `Class.DataStore`.
 
-  Ordered data stores do not support the optional `userIds` parameter for
+  Ordered data stores also do not support the optional `userIds` parameter for
   `Class.OrderedDataStore:SetAsync()|SetAsync()` or
   `Class.OrderedDataStore:IncrementAsync()|IncrementAsync()`.
 
-  See [Data Stores](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/index.md) for an
+  See [Data stores](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/index.md) for an
   overview on using ordered data stores.
 code_samples:
   - OrderedDataStore-Basics
@@ -44,7 +42,7 @@ methods:
       **minValue**/**maxValue** are optional parameters which filter the
       results.
 
-      See [Data Stores](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/index.md) for
+      See [Error codes and limits](../../../cloud-services/data-stores/error-codes-and-limits.md) for
       request limits and descriptions of the error codes.
     code_samples: []
     parameters: