Device group failback enabled

Hey folks, is here someone who can tell me,
what the device group failback enabled option mean.
You could type the folowing comand:
scconf -pv
and it spits out the options:
Device group name: categat-ora9-ms
(categat-ora9-ms) Device group type: SDS
(categat-ora9-ms) Device group failback enabled: no
(categat-ora9-ms) Device group node list: cnode1, cnode2
(categat-ora9-ms) Device group ordered node list: yes
(categat-ora9-ms) Device group diskset name: categat-ora9-ms

When a node mastering the disk group leaves the cluster, the disk group will failover to the Secondary. When the failed node (original primary) rejoins the cluster, the disk group can be mastered by the Secondary or by the original primary based on 'failback' property.
If failback property is enabled, the disk group will become mastered by the original primary. If failback is disabled, the disk device group will continue to be mastered by the secondary. By default, failback is disabled.
HTH.

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