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@@ -69,6 +69,7 @@ Additionally, you can specify an amount of seconds to wait until the action is e
 As the queued action will inherit the execution scope *up until* the action, there are a few things to be aware of when using Queued Actions:
 
 * Variables defined in non-queued actions ordered *before* the queued action will be available to the action.
-* If several consecutive actions are marked as queued, and their delay is identical, they will pass variables and execute in order.
-* Variables defined by a queued action are not available to *non-queued* actions coming *after* it. You cannot, for example, mark a *HTTP Request* action as queued and use the response in a *Modify Response* action.
+* If several consecutive actions are marked as queued, and their delay is identical, they are considered a group and will pass variables and execute in order.
+* Variables defined by a queued action are not available to *non-queued* actions. You cannot, for example, mark a *HTTP Request* action as queued and use the response in a *Modify Response* action.
 * The amount of time until the queued actions are executed can vary by a few seconds.
+* Groups of queued actions have a total timeout of 120 seconds, at which the execution will be terminated.
diff --git a/docs/custom-actions/action-types.md b/docs/custom-actions/action-types.md
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ Per default, there are 3 retries (4 requests total) with 1 second delay between
 !!! note
     As Webhook.site URLs have a maximum of 30 seconds to respond, it's best to use a low delay and retry number that stays under 30 seconds total. Otherwise there's a risk the actions won't complete. Alternatively, you can mark the HTTP Request action as [Queued](/custom-actions.html#queued-actions), which has a timeout of 120 seconds.
 
-If a status code is specified, the request will also be retried when the response status doesn't match the specified status code. The character `*` can be used as wildcard, e.g. `20*` will match any status status code between 200-209.
+If a status code is specified, the request will also be retried when the response status doesn't match the specified status code. The character `*` can be used as wildcard, e.g. `20*` will match any status code in the range 200-209.
 
 Each retry attempt will add an extra line of output.