update: ownership permissions clarity about client-server (#1477)

Co-authored-by: Amy Reeve <amy.reeve@unity3d.com>

Author: NoelStephensUnity

docs/basics/ownership.md

@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ When another player joins, as in the diagram below, authority over distributable
 
 ![Distributed authority new client](/img/distributed-authority-new-client.jpg)
 
-### Ownership permission settings
+### Ownership permission settings (distributed authority only)
 
-The following ownership permission settings, defined by `NetworkObject.OwnershipStatus`, are only available when running in distributed authority mode:
+The following ownership permission settings, defined by `NetworkObject.OwnershipStatus`, only take effect when using a distributed authority network topology:
 
 * `None`: Ownership of this NetworkObject is considered static and can't be redistributed, requested, or transferred (a Player would have this, for example).
 * `Distributable`: Ownership of this NetworkObject is automatically redistributed when a client joins or leaves, as long as ownership is not locked or a request is pending.
@@ -31,6 +31,13 @@ The following ownership permission settings, defined by `NetworkObject.Ownership
 
 You can also use `NetworkObject.SetOwnershipLock` to lock and unlock the permission settings of a NetworkObject for a period of time, preventing ownership changes on a temporary basis.
 
+::: warning
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+The ownership permissions are only visible when the Multiplayer Services SDK package is installed and you're inspecting a `NetworkObject` within the editor. Ownership permissions have no impact when using a client-server network topology, since the server always has authority. For ownership permissions to be used, you must be using a distributed authority network topology.
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+:::
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 ## Checking for authority
 
 ### `HasAuthority`