How does auto work in Mission Control?

Well, I rarely use cmd+tab or dock(13" so no screen real estate and the dock is always hidden I just forget about it), so I used to use spaces&expose and now Misson Control. I did turn off auto rearrange right away but decided to try it out and I see it only works if you move between apps (so not actual desktops) and if you do so by cmd+tab or dock, not if you pick out a desktop from MC interface.
Are my observations right? If so why? Seems illogical.
UPD: I jsut checked preferences and it actually says "...rearrange spaces on most recent..." not aaps

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