fix some typos and copy

Author: MichaelSun48

docs/product/issues/issue-views/index.mdx

@@ -20,19 +20,21 @@ To create your first custom issue view, navigate to the [**All Views**](https://
 
 This will create a new starred view, which you can than update with the filters of your choosing. Some common use cases for views include:
 
-* **High Volume View:** A view containing issues with a certain number of events
-* **iOS and Android Views:** Views for different mobile platforms
-* **Assigned to Me:** A view for issues assigned to yourself and/or your teams
-* **Performance Issues:** A view containing performance issues detected in your application
-* **Recent Issues:** A view containg issues that have appeared within the last few hours
+* **Prioritized:** A view containing only issues with high or medium priority
+* **Assigned to Me:** A view for issues assigned to yourself and your teams
+* **For Review:** A view for issues that have been assigned to you or your teams to review
+* **Request Errors:** A view for issues with requests that returned a 500 status code
+* **High Volume Errors:**  A view for issues that have occurred a large number of times
+* **Recent Errors:** A view containing issues that have appeared in the last day
+* **Function regressions:** A view containg performance issues for functions that have regressed in latency
 
 
 ## Customizing Your Views
 
 
-### Updating View Parameters
+### Updating Views
 
-Views are defined by their serach query, sort, and project/environment/time range filters. Changing any of these parameters won't automatically persist those changes to your view, however. If your current filters have diverged from the view's original filters, a purple dot will appear next to your view in the navigation, and hovering over it will show which filters have been changed:
+Views are defined by their search query, sort, and project/environment/time range filters. Changing any of these parameters won't automatically persist those changes to your view, however. If your current filters have diverged from the view's original filters, a purple dot will appear next to your view in the navigation, and hovering over it will show which filters have been changed:
 
 ![Unsaved Changes Indicator](./img/issue_views_unsaved_changes.png)
 
@@ -41,9 +43,9 @@ To persist these changes to your view, simply click on the purple `Save` button
 ![Save Button](./img/issue_views_save_button.png)
 
 
-### Reordering Views and Setting a Default View
+### Reordering Views
 
-Your can reorder the starred views in the navigation by hovering over them and dragging the six dot handle to whatever position you want them to be in.
+You can reorder the starred views in the navigation by hovering over them and clicking and dragging the handle to the desirable position.
 
 
 ### Renaming Views
@@ -52,18 +54,18 @@ To rename a view, navigate to that view's page and hover over the page header, w
 
 ![Renaming](./img/issue_views_renaming.png)
 
-You can also do this by navigation to the `All Views` page and clicking on the view's ellipsis menu and selecting `Rename`.
+You can also do this by navigating to the `All Views` page and clicking on the view's ellipsis menu and selecting `Rename`.
 
 ## Sharing Views
 
 ### Browsing and Starring Your Organization's Views
 
-All Issue Views are visible to all members of your organization, and you can browse your organization's views by navigating to the [**All Views**](https://sentry.io/orgredirect/organizations/:orgslug/issues/views/) page. Note that some views may filter on projects that you may not have access to, and attempting to access one of these views will result in a 404.
+All Issue Views are visible to all members of your organization, and you can browse your organization's views by navigating to the [**All Views**](https://sentry.io/orgredirect/organizations/:orgslug/issues/views/) page. Keep in mind that some views may filter on projects that you may not have access to. Those views will be inaccessible if open membership is not enabled.
 
 ![All Views](./img/issue_views_all_views.png)
 
 Here, you can search and sort for specific views and star any views that you want to see in your sidebar.
 
 ### Sharing a View
 
-You can share a view to anyone simply by sending them a link to the view. Any fellow org members will be able to see the view and save a duplicate of it as their own, but only you and Org admins or managers have the permissions to delete or edit it.
+You can share a view to anyone simply by sending them a link to the view. Any organization members will be able to see the view and save a duplicate of it as their own, but only the creator, and organization admins/managers have the permissions to delete or edit it.