interactions-py · silasary · May 4, 2025 · Apr 19, 2025
diff --git a/docs/src/Guides/10 Events.md b/docs/src/Guides/10 Events.md
@@ -139,5 +139,5 @@ There are a plethora of events that you can listen to. You can find a list of ev
 - [Startup](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.Startup) is an event, as its name implies, that runs when the bot is first started up - more specifically, it runs when the bot is first ready to do actions. This is a good place to set up tools or libraries that require an asynchronous function.
 - [Error](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.Error) and its many, *many* subclasses about specific types of errors trigger whenever an error occurs while the bot is running. If you want error *tracking* (IE just logging the errors you get to fix them later on), then [take a look at the error tracking guide](../25 Error Tracking). Otherwise, you can do specific error handling using these events (ideally with `disable_default_listeners` turned on) to provide custom messages for command errors.
 - [Component](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.Component), [ButtonPressed](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.ButtonPressed), [Select](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.Select), and [ModalCompletion](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/internal/#interactions.api.events.internal.ModalCompletion) may be useful for you if you're trying to respond to component or modal interactions - take a look at the [component guide](../05 Components) or the [modal guide](../06 Modals) for more information.
-- [MessageCreate](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/discord/#interactions.api.events.discord.MessageCreate) is used whenever anyone sends a message to a channel the bot can see. This can be useful for automoderation, though note *message content is a privileged intent*, as talked about above. For prefixed/text commands in particular, we already have our own implementation - take a look at them [at this page](../26 Prefixed Commands).
+- [MessageCreate](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/discord/#interactions.api.events.discord.MessageCreate) is used whenever anyone sends a message to a channel the bot can see. This can be useful for automoderation, though note *message content is a privileged intent*, as talked about above. For prefixed/text commands in particular, we already have our own implementation - take a look at them [at this page](../26 Prefixed Commands).
 - [GuildJoin](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/discord/#interactions.api.events.discord.GuildJoin) and [GuildLeft](/interactions.py/API Reference/API Reference/events/discord/#interactions.api.events.discord.GuildLeft) are, as you can expect, events that are sent whenever the bot joins and leaves a guild. Note that for `GuildJoin`, the event triggers for *every guild on startup* - it's best to have a check to see if the bot is ready through `bot.is_ready` and ignore this event if it isn't.