diff --git a/doc/FAQ/ComponentNotRerendering.md b/doc/FAQ/ComponentNotRerendering.md
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--- a/doc/FAQ/ComponentNotRerendering.md
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@@ -14,10 +14,11 @@ We'll deal with these two cases seperately.
 
 If a ratom changes but your Component doesn't update, then the gotchas to look out for are: 
 1. Make sure you are using a `reagent.core/atom` (i.e. a Reagent ratom) instead of a normal `clojure.core/atom`. Carefully check the `require` at the top of the `ns`.  Components are only reactive with respect to Reagent ratoms. They don't react to changes in a Clojure atom. 
-2. Make sure you actually `deref` your ratom (e.g, @app-state) during the render function of your component. It is a common mistake for people to forget the leading `@`.  Note that derefs that happen outside of the render function (such as during event handlers) do not make your component reactive to that ratom. 
-3a. Make sure your ratom will survive a rerender. Either declare it as a global var, or use a form-2 or form-3 component. [Read this](https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent-cookbook/tree/master/basics/component-level-state) if you want to understand why.
-3b. If you put your ratom in a form-2 or form-3 component, be sure you are calling that function using \[square brackets\], not \(parenthesis\). 
-4. Make sure to `deref` your ratom outside of a seq or wrap that seq in a `doall`. See this [related issue](https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/issues/18).
+2. Make sure you actually `deref` your ratom (e.g. `@app-state`) during the render function of your component. It is a common mistake for people to forget the leading `@`.  Note that derefs that happen outside of the render function (such as during event handlers) do not make your component reactive to that ratom.
+3. Make sure your ratom will survive a rerender. Either declare it as a global var, or use a form-2 or form-3 component. [Read this](https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent-cookbook/tree/master/basics/component-level-state) if you want to understand why.
+4. If you put your ratom in a form-2 or form-3 component, be sure you are calling that function using `[square brackets]`, not `(parenthesis)`.
+When function (component) is called using `( )` Reagent doesn't create new component, but instead just places the function's return value into current component. In this case the function closure which should hold the local state doesn't work.
+5. Make sure to `deref` your ratom outside of a seq or wrap that seq in a `doall`. See this [related issue](https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/issues/18).
 
 ### Props Change