diff --git a/doc/Learn/Mvux/ListFeeds.md b/doc/Learn/Mvux/ListFeeds.md
index 3453d677b7..102862560c 100644
--- a/doc/Learn/Mvux/ListFeeds.md
+++ b/doc/Learn/Mvux/ListFeeds.md
@@ -4,28 +4,28 @@ uid: Uno.Extensions.Mvux.ListFeeds
 
 # What are list-feeds?
 
-A list-feed (`IListFeed`) is like a [feed](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Feeds) which is stateless and keeps no track of changes, but is specialized for handling collections.
+A `ListFeed` (`IListFeed`) is like a [Feed](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Feeds) which is stateless and keeps no track of changes but is specialized for handling collections.
 
-Unlike a feed, where each asynchronous operation, returns one single item (or a series of single items in the case of an `IAsyncEnumerable`), a list-feed returns a collection of items.
+Unlike a feed, where each asynchronous operation returns one single item (or a series of single items in the case of an `IAsyncEnumerable`), a `ListFeed` returns a collection of items.
 
 A couple of points to note about list-feeds:
 
 - [Operators](#operators) are applied to the items within the returned collection, rather than on the entire collection.
 
-- When an empty collection is returned by the service, it's treated as an Empty message. The returned data axis Option will be `None`, even though the result was not `null`.
-This is because when a control of data items is displayed with an empty collection (for instance a `ListView`), there is no reason to display the `FeedView`'s `ValueTemplate` with an empty `ListView`. The "No data records" `NoneTemplate` makes much more sense in this case. For that reason, both a `null` result and an empty collection are regarded as `None`.
+- When an empty collection is returned by the service, it's treated as an Empty message. The returned data axis Option will be `None`, even though the result was not `null`. This is because when a control of data items is displayed with an empty collection (for instance a `ListView`), there is no reason to display the `FeedView`'s `ValueTemplate` with an empty `ListView`. The "No data records" `NoneTemplate` makes much more sense in this case. For that reason, both a `null` result and an empty collection are regarded as `None`.
 
-- The list-feed is uses the _key equality_ to track multiple versions of the same entity within different messages of the list-feed.
+- The `ListFeed` uses the _key equality_ to track multiple versions of the same entity within different messages of the `ListFeed`.
 [Read more about _key equality_](xref:Uno.Extensions.KeyEquality.Concept).
 
 ## How to create a list feed
 
-To create an `IListFeed<T>`, use the static class `ListFeed` to call one of the same `Async`, `AsyncEnumerable`, and `Create` methods as in feed. The only difference is that it expects the Task or `IAsyncEnumerable` to return an `IImmutableList<T>` instead of `T`.
-A list-feed can be created in several ways.
+To create an `IListFeed<T>`, use the static class `ListFeed` to call one of the same `Async`, `AsyncEnumerable`, and `Create` methods as in `Feed`. The only difference is that it expects the Task or `IAsyncEnumerable` to return an `IImmutableList<T>` instead of `T`.
+
+A `ListFeed` can be created in several ways.
 
 ### Async
 
-Using the Async factory method, the service returns a list of names on load/refresh - using a pull technique. The list-feed is then created with the async call.
+Using the Async factory method, the service returns a list of names on load/refresh - using a pull technique. The `ListFeed` is then created with the async call.
 
 - Service code:
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ public IListFeed<string> Names => ListFeed.Async(service.GetNames);
 
 ### AsyncEnumerable
 
-In this way, a list-feed is created with an Async Enumerable method that returns an immutable list of names when available - using push technique.
+In this way, a `ListFeed` is created with an Async Enumerable method that returns an `IImmutableList` of names when available - using the push technique.
 
 - Service code:  
 
@@ -58,9 +58,9 @@ public IListFeed<string> Names => ListFeed.AsyncEnumerable(service.GetNames);
 
 Pull and push are explained more in the [feeds page](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Feeds#creation-of-feeds).
 
-### Convert from feed of an item-collection
+### Convert from `Feed` of an item-collection
 
-A list-feed can also be created from a feed when the feed exposes a collection (`IFeed<IImmutableCollection<T>>`):
+A `ListFeed` can also be created from a `Feed` when the `Feed` exposes a collection (`IFeed<IImmutableCollection<T>>`):
 
 ```csharp
 public void SetUp()
@@ -72,12 +72,12 @@ public void SetUp()
 
 ## Support for selection and pagination
 
-MVUX also provides built-in support for selection and pagination.  
-See more information on [Selection](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Advanced.Selection) or [Pagination](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Advanced.Pagination).
+MVUX also provides built-in support for Selection and Pagination.
+See more information on [Selection](xref:Uno.Extensions.Mvux.Advanced.Selection) or [Pagination](xref:Overview.Mvux.Advanced.Pagination).
 
 ## Operators
 
-As mentioned, unlike a `Feed<List<T>>` operators on a list-feed are directly interacting with the collection's items instead of the list itself.
+As mentioned, unlike a `Feed<List<T>>`, operators on a `ListFeed` are directly interacting with the collection's items instead of the list itself.
 
 ### Where
 
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ This operator allows the filtering of the items.
 public IListFeed<string> LongNames => Names.Where(name => name.Length >= 10);
 ```
 
-If all items of the collection are filtered out, the resulting feed will go into `None` state.
+If all items of the collection are filtered out, the resulting `Feed` will go into `None` state.
 
 ### AsFeed