Moved the callback note back to where it was

docpages/example_programs/the_basics/editing-channels-and-messages.md

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 Sometimes we need to update an object, such as a message (whether it's plain text or an embed) or a channel. At first, it might seem confusing, but it's actually really simple! You need an object with all the properties being identical to the existing one. Say you're editing a message. You need to have an object with its ID the same as the one in Discord. Then you replace what you need, such as its content.
 
+\note This example uses callback functions and embeds. To see more information about them, visit \ref callback-functions and 
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 ## Editing messages
 Here we send a message and edit it after. To do so, we first reply to the command `msg-send` with some text, "This is a message" in our case. As described above, on the next step the message object is taken and the text is replaced with whatever the user desires.
 
 \include{cpp} editing_messages1.cpp
 
-\note Your bot can't edit messages sent by others!
-\note This example uses callback functions and embeds. To see more information about them, visit \ref callback-functions and \ref embed-message.
+\note Your bot can't edit messages sent by others!\ref embed-message.
 
 Before editing the message: