diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 0582d78..3bac691 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ runParallel(template, 10)
 let's modify our homeworlds example to make a concurrent homeworlds example.
 We have used the stated `!` operator to remove `personDetails` and `homeworldDetails` from the output to avoid clutter.
 JSONata automatically makes array
-```json 
+```json
 > .init -f "example/concurrent-homeworlds.json"
 {
   "people": [
diff --git a/example/pubsub-data-function.yaml b/example/pubsub-data-function.yaml
index 6f1cb9a..48aac52 100644
--- a/example/pubsub-data-function.yaml
+++ b/example/pubsub-data-function.yaml
@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
-# producer will be sending data function output to the "type" topic
+# Droid R2-D2 is sending messages to the Rebel Alliance's communication channel
 produceParams:
-  type: "my-topic"
-  data: "${ function(){  {'msg': 'hello', 'rando': $random()} } }"
+  type: "rebel-comm-channel"
+  data: "${ function(){  {'message': 'Rebel Fleet Coordinates', 'location': $random()} } }"
   client:
     type: test
-# producer will be invoking "to" function for each consumed event
-subscribeParams: #parameters for subscribing to a cloud event
+# Droid C-3PO will intercept and log each received message for the Rebel Alliance
+subscribeParams: #parameters for subscribing to a holocomm transmission
   source: cloudEvent
-  type: /${ produceParams.type } # subscribe to the same topic as we are publishing to test events
+  type: /${ produceParams.type } # subscribe to the same channel as R2-D2 to intercept messages
   to: /${ function($e){(
-    $set('/rxLog', rxLog~>$append($e));
+    $set('/interceptedMessages', interceptedMessages~>$append($e));
     )}  }
-  subscriberId: dingus
+  subscriberId: protocolDroid
   initialPosition: latest
   client:
-      type: test
-# starts producer function
+    type: test
+# Activates R2-D2's message transmission function every 50 milliseconds
 send: "${ $setInterval( function(){ $publish(produceParams)}, 50) }"
-# starts consumer function
+# Activates C-3PO's message interception function
 recv$: $subscribe(subscribeParams)
-# rxLog is a field of the template where the consumer function will be storing results of event processing
-rxLog: [ ]
-# this is a condition that will stop the workflow when rxLog has 5 elements
-stop$: ($count(rxLog)=10?($clearInterval(send);'done'):'still going')
+# interceptedMessages is where C-3PO will store the results of message decoding
+interceptedMessages: [ ]
+# This condition stops the operation when interceptedMessages has 10 elements
+stop$: ($count(interceptedMessages)>=10?($clearInterval(send);'missionAccomplished'):'operationOngoing')
diff --git a/src/test/StatedWorkflow.test.js b/src/test/StatedWorkflow.test.js
index c2a1ef3..a87795a 100644
--- a/src/test/StatedWorkflow.test.js
+++ b/src/test/StatedWorkflow.test.js
@@ -747,7 +747,7 @@ test("Template Data Change Callback with rate limit", async () => {
     const counts = [];
 
     const dataChangeCallback = rateLimit(async (output, theseThatChanged) => {
-        counts.push(output.rxLog.length);
+        counts.push(output.interceptedMessages.length);
     }, 1000);
     tp.setDataChangeCallback('/', dataChangeCallback);
 
@@ -760,7 +760,7 @@ test("Template Data Change Callback with rate limit", async () => {
     }
 
     // Assertions
-    expect(tp.output.stop$).toEqual('done');
+    expect(tp.output.stop$).toEqual('missionAccomplished');
     // Assert that the data change callback was called twice, with the first and the last events only
     expect(counts).toEqual([0,10]);