chore(integrations): Copy update to MSTeams docs

develop-docs/integrations/msteams/index.mdx

@@ -14,29 +14,29 @@ You will need to be a Microsoft Teams Administrator to perform some of the requi
 
 1. Visit the [Developer Portal](https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/apps). Note: You may have to sign up for the [MS 365 Developer Program](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/dev-program) if you're having trouble accessing this.
 2. Click "New App".
-3. Name your app (something specific to you to make it easier to find, e.g. `Bob's Sentry`).
+3. Name your app (if you're an employee, add your name, `{Your Name}'s Sentry`).
 4. Under "Basic Information" use the following values (all other fields are optional and may be left blank):
 
 | Setting                   | Value                       |
 | ------------------------- | --------------------------- |
 | Short description         | enter anything              |
 | Long description          | enter anything              |
 | Developer or company name | Sentry                      |
-| Website                   | https://www.sentry.io       |
+| Website                   | https://sentry.io           |
 | Privacy policy            | https://sentry.io/privacy/  |
-| Terms of use              | https://www.sentry.io/terms/|
+| Terms of use              | https://sentry.io/terms/    |
 
 
-5. Hit "Save" at the bottom of the page.
-6. On the left hand sidebar click "App features" >> "Bot" >> "Create a new bot" >> "New bot". You may name this whatever you like.
+5. Hit **Save** at the bottom of the page.
+6. On the left hand sidebar click **App features** >> **Bot** >> **Create a new bot** >> **New bot**. You may name this whatever you like.
 7. Enter the bot endpoint address as `{YOUR_DOMAIN}/extensions/msteams/webhook/` and hit "Save". Take note of your bot ID (shown in the URL, e.g. https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/bots/{BOT-ID}/configure).
-8. Go to "Client secrets" and create a secret. Copy the secret as we'll use it later on.
-9. To go back, click "Apps" >> Sentry >> "App features" >> "Bot". Then choose the bot you just created from the "Select an existing bot" dropdown.
-10. Enable your bot to "Only send notifications (one-way conversations)" and select "Personal" and "Team" as the scopes.
+8. Go to **Client secrets** and create a secret. Copy the secret as we'll use it later on.
+9. To go back, click **Apps** >> _Your App Name_ >> **App features** >> **Bot**. Then choose the bot you just created from the "Select an existing bot" dropdown.
+10. Enable your bot to "Only send notification" and select "Personal" and "Team" as the scopes.
 
 ![Microsoft Teams Bot Settings](./bot-settings.png)
 
-11. Click "Add a command" and call it anything you like (e.g. `/sentry`). Give your command a description, select "Personal" and "Team" as the scopes, then click "Add".
+11. Click **Create your first activity bot command**. If you're an employee, use a unique command name such as `/{name}-sentry`, otherwise `/sentry` is fine. Give your command a description, select *Personal* and *Team* as the scopes, then click **Add**.
 
 ![Microsoft Teams Bot Add a Command](./add-bot-command.png)