Update read-pulse.md (#2908)

Author: jkw-statsig

docs/pulse/read-pulse.md

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 99.9% winsorization is automatically applied to event_count, event_count_custom, and sum metrics. This caps extreme outlier values to reduce their impact on experiment results. For metrics added to the **Scorecard** or **Monitoring Metrics** sections of your experiment or gate, you can also apply other optional statistical treatments, such as CUPED (pre-experiment bias reduction) and sequential testing adapted confidence intervals. Read more [here](/stats-engine). 
 
-* **Experiment results are computed for the first 90 days**: By default, Statsig will compute Pulse Results for your experiment for only the first 90 days of your experiment. You will be notified via e-mail as you approach the 90 days cap, at which point will be able to extend this compute window for another 30 days at a time. New users will stop enrolling into the experiment but existing user assignment will continue to run as expected even if the compute window is not extended, until you make a decision on the experiment.
+* **Experiment results are computed for the first 90 days**: By default, Statsig will compute Pulse Results for your experiment for only the first 90 days of your experiment. You will be notified via e-mail as you approach the 90 days cap, at which point will be able to extend this compute window for another 30 days at a time. If the experiment runs beyond the compute window, new users will stop getting added into the experiment's result, but analysis for existing users who have been exposed to the experiment will continue to run even if the compute window is not extended, until you make a decision on the experiment. Note that this only affects whether a user is included in the experiment's analysis, and does not affect the treatment each user would receive, i.e. new users would still receive the experience for the group they get randomized into.
 
 ### Pulse Views 
 There are a few different views to see your Pulse metric lifts, namely: 
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