diff --git a/guides/user/pipeline/triggers-with-artifactsrewrite/webhooks/index.md b/guides/user/pipeline/triggers-with-artifactsrewrite/webhooks/index.md
index 8032c42896..a406a93308 100644
--- a/guides/user/pipeline/triggers-with-artifactsrewrite/webhooks/index.md
+++ b/guides/user/pipeline/triggers-with-artifactsrewrite/webhooks/index.md
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ sidebar:
 
 In order to programatically trigger pipelines you can send a `POST` call to
 Spinnaker at a preconfigured endpoint. You can use this to trigger pipelines
-when a CI job finishes, from the command line, or from a third-party system.
-The payload, whether it is one you are able to write, or it is provided for
+when a CI job finishes, from the command line or from a third-party system.
+The payload, whether it's one you're able to write, or it's provided for
 you, will be available in the Pipeline's execution.
 
-> __☞ Note__:  You can configure multiple pipelines to trigger off of a single
+> __Note:__  You can configure multiple pipelines to trigger off of a single
 > webhook.
 
 If you're triggering from a *GitHub* webhook, see the instructions
@@ -44,8 +44,9 @@ endpoint depends on how you've configured your [Spinnaker
 endpoints](/setup/security) -- if you're running on a different endpoint, for
 example `https://api.spinnaker-prod.net`, that'll be shown instead.
 
-Keeping track of that endpoint as `$ENDPOINT` (it will depend on where
-Spinnaker is installed), save that pipeline, and run:
+Keeping track of that endpoint as `$ENDPOINT` will depend on where
+Spinnaker is installed. 
+Save that pipeline and run:
 
 ```bash
 curl $ENDPOINT -X POST -H "content-type: application/json" -d "{ }"
@@ -58,7 +59,7 @@ arrives, you can provide __Payload Constraints__ in the trigger. These are
 key/value pairs where the key must be found in the incoming payload, and the
 value must match using regex.
 
-For example, if we had configured:
+For example, if we configured:
 
 {%
   include
@@ -100,7 +101,7 @@ same configuration screen as the webhook trigger:
   [pipeline expressions guide](/guides/user/pipeline-expressions)."
 %}
 
-If you were to manually execute this pipeline, you would be prompted with the
+If you manually executed this pipeline, you would be prompted with the
 following dialogue:
 
 {%
@@ -121,7 +122,7 @@ following payload for example:
 }
 ```
 
-> __☞ Note__: If you select the __Required__ checkbox for a parameter without
+> __Note:__ If you select the __Required__ checkbox for a parameter without
 > providing a default, the pipeline does not trigger if a parameter is not
 > present. The difference between this and the preconditions covered earlier is
 > that when a precondition isn't met, Spinnaker doesn't even try to run the