diff --git a/docs/use/ontap_options.rst b/docs/use/ontap_options.rst
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--- a/docs/use/ontap_options.rst
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Volume create options for both NFS and iSCSI:
 NFS has two additional options that aren't relevant when using iSCSI:
 
 * ``unixPermissions`` - this controls the permission set for the volume itself. By default the permissions will be set to ``---rwxr-xr-x``, or in numerical notation ``0755``, and root will be the owner. Either the text or numerical format will work.
-* ``snapshotDir`` - setting this to ``false`` will make the .snapshot directory invisible to clients accessing the volume. The default value is ``true``, meaning that access to snapshotted data is enabled by default. However, some images, for example the official MySQL image, don�t function as expected when the .snapshot directory is visible, so turning it off may be needed.
+* ``snapshotDir`` - setting this to ``true`` will make the .snapshot directory visible to clients accessing the volume. The default value is ``false``, meaning that access to snapshot data is disabled by default.  Some images, for example the official MySQL image, don't function as expected when the .snapshot directory is visible.
 * ``exportPolicy`` - sets the export policy to be used for the volume.  The default is ``default``.
 * ``securityStyle`` - sets the security style to be used for access to the volume.  The default is ``unix``, value should be ``unix`` or ``mixed``.