Explain methods more

Akuli · web-flow · commit decae0328ea5 · 2016-07-15T18:31:34.000+03:00
diff --git a/classes.md b/classes.md
@@ -237,13 +237,14 @@ But is `stackoverflow.info` the same thing as `Website.info`?
 
 It's not.
 
-Instead, `stackoverflow.info` is a **method**. Functions as class
-attributes can be accessed as methods from instances. Effbot also
-has a `.info` method. So `Website.info(stackoverflow)` does the same
-thing as `stackoverflow.info()`, and when `stackoverflow.info()` is
-called it automatically gets `stackoverflow` as an argument.
-
-In other words, `Class.method(instance)`  does the same thing as
+Instead, `stackoverflow.info` is a **method**. If we set a function as a
+class attribute, the instances will have a method with the same name.
+Methods are "links" to the class attribute functions. So
+`Website.info(stackoverflow)` does the same thing as `stackoverflow.info()`,
+and when `stackoverflow.info()` is called it automatically gets
+`stackoverflow` as an argument.
+
+In other words, `Class.method(instance)` does the same thing as
 `instance.method()`. This also works with built-in classes, for
 example `'hello'.lower()` is same as `str.lower('hello')`.
 
