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One style nit on the new section. Otherwise the addition reads cleanly and the procedure is clear.
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| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. |
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Style: Two small issues here:
currentlyis a temporal word the style guide flags as ageing poorly.pageis lowercase here, but the rest of this file capitalizesPage(see lines 71, 76, 106, 110).
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| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. | |
| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a Page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies the active on-call responder. |
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minor feedback to use american spelling vs british per our style guidelines.
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| 1. If you selected **Page escalation policy**, optionally configure [acknowledgement timeout](#acknowledgement-timeout): |
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| 1. If you selected **Page escalation policy**, optionally configure [acknowledgement timeout](#acknowledgement-timeout): | |
| 1. If you selected **Page escalation policy**, optionally configure [acknowledgment timeout](#acknowledgment-timeout): |
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| 1. If you selected **Page escalation policy**, optionally configure [acknowledgement timeout](#acknowledgement-timeout): | ||
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| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. |
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| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. | |
| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgment timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. |
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| When you add an escalation policy as a target, you can enable **Acknowledgement timeout**. When enabled, if a page is acknowledged but not resolved within the configured duration, Datadog moves it back to triggered and re-notifies whoever is currently on-call. | ||
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| 1. Under **Set targets**, select **Page escalation policy** as the target type. | ||
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Adding On-Call Acknowledgement timeout documentation
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