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docs/guide/namespaces/listening-events.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ An event can only have a single listener. Multiple calls to `On` will overwrite
 
 ## Listening to Function-Like Events
 
-Function-like events are events that are called, and the listener returns values back to the caller. They are also listened to by using the `On` method. The difference in what makes a function-like event is how it's called (Covered [here](./sending-invoking-events)).
+Function-like events are events that are called, and the listener returns values back to the caller. They are also listened to by using the `On` method. The difference in what makes a function-like event is how it's called (Covered [here](./sending-calling-events)).
 
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docs/guide/namespaces/what-is-namespace.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Do not dynamically create namespaces. Namespace objects are never GC'd, dynamica
 
 ## Namespaces & Events
 
-Events are not their own object, they can only be interacted with through namespaces. As an example, let's fire an event to the server from the client. You'll learn more about firing events in the [Sending and Invoking Events](./sending-invoking-events) section.
+Events are not their own object, they can only be interacted with through namespaces. As an example, let's fire an event to the server from the client. You'll learn more about firing events in the [Sending and Calling Events](./sending-calling-events) section.
 
 ```lua
 local Net = Red.Client("NamespaceName")