Final updates from feedback

source/sdk/kotlin/realm-database/crud/read.txt

@@ -23,13 +23,6 @@ This page describes how to query and lazily read objects persisted in a database
 with the Atlas Device SDK for Kotlin. This lazy evaluation enables code 
 efficiency and performance when handling large data sets and complex queries. 
 
-.. note:: Cannot Read Asymmetric Objects
-
-   You *cannot* read asymmetric objects because they are special 
-   write-only objects that do not persist to the database. For information on 
-   how to use asymmetric objects in your application, refer to 
-   :ref:`kotlin-stream-data-to-atlas`.
-
 Read Operations
 ---------------
 
@@ -228,6 +221,13 @@ To query all objects of a specific type, pass the ``RealmObject`` or
 `query() <{+kotlin-local-prefix+}io.realm.kotlin.ext/query.html>`__
 without any query arguments. The SDK returns all objects of the specified type.
 
+.. note:: Cannot Read Asymmetric Objects
+
+   You *cannot* read asymmetric objects because they are special 
+   write-only objects that do not persist to the database. For information on 
+   how to use asymmetric objects in your application, refer to 
+   :ref:`kotlin-stream-data-to-atlas`.
+
 In the following example, we query all ``RealmObject`` objects of type ``Frog``:
 
 .. literalinclude:: /examples/generated/kotlin/ReadTest.snippet.query-by-object-type.kt
@@ -590,7 +590,8 @@ The SDK supports the following geospatial shapes:
 - ``GeoBox``: defined by two ``GeoPoint`` coordinates that represent the 
   southwest and northeast corners of the box
 - ``GeoPolygon``: defined by a set of at least 4 ``GeoPoint`` coordinates that 
-  represent a closed shape
+  represent a closed shape. This shape can contain holes that represent 
+  exclusive boundaries within the confines of the defined polygon.
 
 For more information on geospatial shapes and how to define them, refer to 
 :ref:`kotlin-geospatial`.