Save new documents as packages?

Can some one please explain this to me, I have turned it on in my settings as Pages kept making copy documents with out me asking it to it seems to be doing this whilst backing up the documents?
I am not actaully sure I want this setting turned on as I am confused to what it is really doing, if it was a thing I wanted I would have assumed it would be on as a defult setting.
Thanks

You are mixing this up a little. Packages has nothing to do with the saved "copies". The latter is a copy of an earlier version a saved document.
Documents can be saved as flat files or packages. I save as flat files. Packages can be opened and you can see the content of a file. I never leart which is the better option

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