DOCSP-16249 update CD versioning to use new names

Author: andf-mongodb

source/reference/versioning.txt

@@ -14,36 +14,36 @@ release series and ``Z`` refers to the patch number.
 Starting with MongoDB 5.0, MongoDB is released as two different release
 series:
 
-- Long Term Support (LTS) Releases
-- Continuous Releases
+- Major Releases
+- Rapid Releases
 
-Long Term Support (LTS) Releases
---------------------------------
+Major Releases
+--------------
 
-Long Term Support (LTS) Releases are made available approximately once
-a year, and generally mark the introduction of new features and
-improvements that may break backwards compatibility. Long Term Support
-Releases are appropriate for all MongoDB deployments.
+Major Releases are made available approximately once a year, and
+generally mark the introduction of new features and improvements that
+may break backwards compatibility. Major Releases are appropriate for
+all MongoDB deployments.
 
 *Example versions:*
 
 - ``5.0``
 - ``6.0``
 
-Continuous Releases
--------------------
+Rapid Releases
+--------------
 
-Continuous Releases are made available approximately once each quarter
-that does not contain an :abbr:`LTS (Long Term Support)` release, and
-generally mark the introduction of new features and improvements.
-Continuous Releases are designed for use with `MongoDB Atlas
+Rapid Releases are made available approximately once each quarter
+that does not contain a Major Release, and generally mark the
+introduction of new features and improvements. Rapid Releases are
+designed for use with `MongoDB Atlas
 <https://www.mongodb.com/cloud/atlas?tck=docs_server>`_, and are not
-generally supported for use in an on-premise capacity. Continuous
-Releases are not available for use with `MongoDB Ops Manager
+generally supported for use in an on-premise capacity. Rapid Releases
+are not available for use with `MongoDB Ops Manager
 <https://docs.opsmanager.mongodb.com/current/?tck=docs_server>`_, and
 are not supported for :ref:`arbiters <replica-set-arbiters>`. If
 arbiters are part of your MongoDB deployment, use the most recent
-:abbr:`LTS (Long Term Support)` release instead.
+Major Release instead.
 
 *Example versions:*
 
@@ -55,22 +55,21 @@ Patch Releases
 --------------
 
 Patch Releases are made available as needed to both
-:abbr:`LTS (Long Term Support)` and Continuous Releases, and generally
+Major Releases and Rapid Releases, and generally
 include bug fixes and backwards-compatible changes.
 
 *Example versions:*
 
-- ``5.0.1`` (an LTS patch release)
-- ``5.2.1`` (a Continuous patch release)
+- ``5.0.1`` (a Major Release patch version)
+- ``5.2.1`` (a Rapid Release patch version)
 
 Release Candidate (RC) Releases
 -------------------------------
 
-In advance of new :abbr:`LTS (Long Term Support)` or Continuous
-Releases, Release Candidates are made available for early testing. A
-Release Candidate represents a version of the upcoming release that is
-stable enough to begin testing, but is not suitable for production
-deployment.
+In advance of new Major Releases or Rapid Releases, Release Candidates
+are made available for early testing. A Release Candidate represents a
+version of the upcoming release that is stable enough to begin testing,
+but is not suitable for production deployment.
 
 *Example versions:*