docs: Update channel variable description

Author: styler

docs/chatbot/variables/channel.md

@@ -1,123 +1,130 @@
 ---
 id: channel
-description: Learn how to use channel-specific variables in your Twitch chatbot to display channel name, viewers, followers, subscribers, and more.
+sidebar_label: "$(channel)"
+description: "Learn how to use channel-specific variables in your StreamElements chatbot to display channel information on Twitch streams."
 tags:
-  - chatbot
-  - variable
-  - twitch
-  - twitch subscriber count
+- chatbot
+- variable
+- twitch
+- channel information
+keywords:
+- StreamElements chatbot
+- Twitch channel variables
+- stream viewer count
+- follower count
+- subscriber count
 ---
 
-# $(channel)
+# Channel Variables
 
-Displays the name of the channel
+## Overview
 
-#### Parameters
+Channel variables allow you to display dynamic information about your Twitch channel in chat messages or overlays. These variables provide real-time data such as channel name, viewer count, follower count, and subscriber information.
 
-This variable does not take any parameters.
+## Usage
 
-#### Example Output
+To use a channel variable, simply include it in your chatbot command. The variable will be replaced with the corresponding value when the message is sent.
+
+## Examples
+
+Here are some examples of how to use channel variables:
 
 ```
-styler
+Welcome to $(channel)! We currently have $(channel.viewers) viewers.
 ```
 
-## $(channel.viewers)
-
-Displays the channel’s current viewer count
+```
+Thanks for watching! $(channel.display_name) has $(channel.followers) followers and $(channel.subs) subscribers.
+```
 
-#### Parameters
+## Available Variables
 
-This variable does not take any parameters.
+### $(channel)
 
-#### Example Input
+Displays the name of the channel.
 
+**Example:**
 ```
-$(channel) has $(channel.viewers) viewers
+Welcome to $(channel)!
 ```
-
-#### Example Output
-
+**Output:**
 ```
-onslaught has 100 viewers
+Welcome to styler!
 ```
 
-## $(channel.followers)
-
-Displays the channel’s total follower count
+### $(channel.viewers)
 
-#### Parameters
-
-This variable does not take any parameters.
-
-#### Example Input
+Displays the channel's current viewer count.
 
+**Example:**
 ```
-$(channel) has $(channel.followers) followers
+We have $(channel.viewers) viewers right now!
 ```
-
-#### Example Output
-
+**Output:**
 ```
-onslaught has 100 followers
+We have 100 viewers right now!
 ```
 
-## $(channel.subs)
+### $(channel.followers)
 
-Displays the channel’s total subscriber count
+Displays the channel's total follower count.
 
-#### Parameters
+**Example:**
+```
+Thanks to our $(channel.followers) followers!
+```
+**Output:**
+```
+Thanks to our 5000 followers!
+```
 
-This variable does not take any parameters.
+### $(channel.subs)
 
-#### Example Input
+Displays the channel's total subscriber count.
 
+**Example:**
 ```
-$(channel) has $(channel.subs) subscribers
+We've reached $(channel.subs) subscribers!
 ```
-
-#### Example Output
-
+**Output:**
 ```
-onslaught has 100 subscribers
+We've reached 500 subscribers!
 ```
 
-## $(channel.subpoints)
+### $(channel.subpoints)
 
-Displays the channel’s total subscriber points
+Displays the channel's total subscriber points.
 
-#### Parameters
+**Example:**
+```
+Current sub points: $(channel.subpoints)
+```
+**Output:**
+```
+Current sub points: 750
+```
 
-This variable does not take any parameters.
+### $(channel.display_name)
 
-#### Example Input
+Displays the display name of the channel, which may differ from the channel name in capitalization.
 
+**Example:**
 ```
-$(channel) has $(channel.subpoints) subscriber points
+Welcome to $(channel.display_name)'s stream!
 ```
-
-#### Example Output
-
+**Output:**
 ```
-onslaught has 100 subscriber points
+Welcome to OnSlAuGhT's stream!
 ```
 
-## $(channel.display_name)
-
-Displays the display name of the channel
+## Related Variables
 
-#### Parameters
+- [$(user)](user): Displays information about the user who triggered the command
+- [$(touser)](touser): Refers to the target user in commands that mention other users
 
-This variable does not take any parameters.
+## FAQ
 
-#### Example Input
+**Q: How often are these variables updated?**
 
-```
-$(channel) $(channel.display_name)
-```
+A: Channel variables are updated in real-time, reflecting the most current information available from Twitch.
 
-#### Example Output
-
-```
-onslaught OnSlAuGhT
-```

docs/chatbot/variables/count.md

@@ -1,7 +1,10 @@
 ---
 id: count
 sidebar_label: "$(count)"
-description: "Learn how to use the $(count) variable in StreamElements Chatbot to display and manipulate command counters for your stream."
+description: "Learn how to use the $(count) variable in StreamElements Chatbot to create and manage custom counters for your stream."
+tags:
+- variables
+- counters
 keywords:
 - count
 - counter
@@ -12,11 +15,12 @@ keywords:
 - variable
 ---
 
+
 # $(count) Variable
 
 ## Overview
 
-The `$(count)` variable is a powerful tool in the StreamElements Chatbot that allows you to display and manipulate counters for various purposes in your stream. It's commonly used for tracking deaths in games, counting command usage, or keeping score of any recurring event.
+The `$(count)` variable is a versatile tool in the StreamElements Chatbot that allows you to create, display, and manipulate custom counters for various purposes in your stream. It's commonly used for tracking deaths in games, counting command usage, or keeping score of any recurring event.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -27,6 +31,7 @@ $(count [counter_name] [optional_modifier])
 ```
 
 Where:
+
 - `[counter_name]` is an optional name for your counter (default is the command name)
 - `[optional_modifier]` can be used to set or modify the counter value
 
@@ -56,11 +61,12 @@ Where:
 
 ## Configuration
 
-Counters are automatically created when first used and persist across stream sessions. You can manage counters in the StreamElements dashboard under the "Botting" section.
+Counters are automatically created when first used and persist across stream sessions. You can manage counters in the StreamElements dashboard under the Chatbot section.
 
 ## FAQ
 
 **Q: Can I have multiple counters?**
+
 A: Yes, you can create multiple counters by using different names (e.g., `$(count deaths)`, `$(count wins)`).
 
 **Q: How do I reset a counter?**