Rate limiting

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diff --git a/docs/traffic-policy/examples/add-authentication.mdx b/docs/traffic-policy/examples/add-authentication.mdx
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 ---
 title: Authentication Examples
-sidebar_label: Authentication
+sidebar_label: Add Authentication
 ---
 import { JWTsRateLimiting } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/JWTsRateLimiting";
 import { OAuthConditionalAccess } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/OAuthConditionalAccess";

diff --git a/docs/traffic-policy/examples/index.mdx b/docs/traffic-policy/examples/index.mdx
@@ -18,37 +18,13 @@ import { LogUnsuccessful } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/LogUnsuccessful.tsx";
 import { ManipulateHeaders } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/ManipulateHeaders.tsx";
 import { OAuthConditionalAccess } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/OAuthConditionalAccess.tsx";
 import { OIDCIdentityToken } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/OIDCIdentityToken.tsx";
-import { RateLimit } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimit.tsx";
-import { RateLimitAuthentication } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimitAuthentication.tsx";
-import { RateLimitPricing } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimitPricing.tsx";
 import { UserAgentFilter } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/UserAgentFilter.tsx";
 
 Explore a curated collection of examples and configuration examples spanning from common to unconventional use cases for the Traffic Policy module.
 
 A number of these examples come from a longer article about how ngrok [makes policy management accessible](https://ngrok.com/blog-post/api-gateway-policy-management-examples) to developers, including a simple Go-based application for testing these and other configurations.
 
 
-## Rate limit requests
-
-### Rate limit for specific endpoint
-
-This rule applies rate limiting of `30` requests per second to the endpoint
-`/api/videos`.
-
-<RateLimit />
-
-### Rate limit API consumers based on authentication status
-
-Create a low rate limit for unauthenticated (likely free) users, while allowing authenticated users a higher level of capacity.
-
-<RateLimitAuthentication />
-
-### Rate limit API consumers based on pricing tiers
-
-Using a naming scheme in your upstream servers, and API calls using a `tier` header, you can quickly customize access to your API based on any number of pricing tiers.
-
-<RateLimitPricing />
-
 ## Block unwanted requests
 
 ### Deny traffic from Tor networks

diff --git a/docs/traffic-policy/examples/rate-limit-requests.mdx b/docs/traffic-policy/examples/rate-limit-requests.mdx
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+---
+title: Rate Limit Requests Examples
+sidebar_label: Rate Limit Requests
+---
+
+import { RateLimit } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimit.tsx";
+import { RateLimitAuthentication } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimitAuthentication.tsx";
+import { RateLimitPricing } from "/traffic-policy/gallery/RateLimitPricing.tsx";
+
+With Traffic Policy, you can rate limit requests to your endpoints based on a variety of criteria. 
+
+## By endpoint
+
+The following example applies rate limiting of `30` requests per second to the endpoint
+`/api/videos`.
+
+<RateLimit />
+
+## Based on authentication status
+
+The following example creates a lower rate limit for unauthenticated (likely free) users, while allowing authenticated users a higher level of capacity.
+
+<RateLimitAuthentication />
+
+## Based on pricing tiers
+
+Using a naming scheme in your upstream servers, and API calls using a `tier` header, you can quickly customize access to your API based on any number of pricing tiers.
+
+<RateLimitPricing />