Hi @N_A_N_A14
There are actually several paths for contributing feedback or even directly to MongoDB documentation via GitHub PRs. I’ve outlined these paths below in increasing order of effort for both yourself and the documentation team.
1. Provide feedback directly via a documentation page
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The bottom right of most MongoDB documentation pages will have a “Give Feedback” button pinned near the bottom right of the visible page:

The feedback widget is designed to capture quick directional feedback as well as more detailed suggestions.
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The first step of feedback is a star rating for helpfulness:

Helpfulness is subjective, but the aggregate rating and velocity of ratings are indicators for pages that may need more urgent review and improvement.
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The second step prompts for a general category of feedback:

Feedback categories may change depending on your star rating. For example, in the above screenshot I rated a page as Somewhat Helpful (3 stars) and the suggested categories are common areas for improvement.
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Finally, you can also provide a comment with more detailed feedback and suggestions:
In earlier iterations of feedback widgets we prompted for freeform comments earlier and linked directly to “Edit on GitHub” to create a PR. However, this level of detail takes the most time to review and is difficult to prioritise at scale without directional signals like the first two steps.
2. Report an Issue in the MongoDB Jira DOCS project
You can Report an issue or make a change request by creating a DOCS issue in the MongoDB Jira Issue Tracker.
This path doesn’t capture as much context as the feedback widget embedded in the online documentation and may take longer for the team to review.
A great DOCS issue should include enough details to be actionable such as:
- url for the relevant documentation section
- browser version used (for display or UX issues)
- suggested improvements
- links to relevant community discussions
3. Contribute directly to the documentation
MongoDB server and driver documentation source is available on GitHub and you can contribute to the documentation by signing the contributor agreement and making a pull request on GitHub.
With this path I recommend first creating a DOCS issue so there is context for why you are making a change as well as an issue for the documentation team to track via their Jira dashboards and workflow.
Any significant changes may require some discussion to agree on approach, and there are expectations around writing, style, and process to help create a consistent high quality experience as per The MongoDB Documentation Project. The Practices and Processes section provides a good overview for contributors.
We appreciate any feedback and contributions provided, including suggestions on how to improve those processes!
Regards.
Stennie