"Moving a File on Disk" Warning--what does it mean?

When I move a file/photo from one folder to another existing folder within Lightroom 3.2 by dragging one or multiple photos from Grid view in the library module I see the below pop up warning.
If I create a subfolder and click on "Move selected photos to new subfolder" I do not see the below warning.
After moving the photo/file I am able to move it back (undo) to the original folder----so what issue is this warning reffering to?
Moving a File on Disk
This will cause the corresponding file on disk to be moved. If you proceed, neither this move nor any change you've made prior to this can be undone.

I believe this means it breaks the chain of "Ctrl-Z" reversals. Not only can't you use Ctrl-Z to return the files back to where you brought them, but you also lose any of the other changes you have made this session that you normally could have stepped back through using Ctrl-Z.
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