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diff --git a/afs.h b/afs.h
index 59c887a0..9a1d7d9c 100644
--- a/afs.h
+++ b/afs.h
@@ -169,6 +169,8 @@ struct afs_callback_arg {
 };
 
 /**
+ * The "top half" of an afs command.
+ *
  * Afs command handlers run as a process which is not related to the afs
  * process, i.e. they can not change the address space of afs directly.
  * Therefore afs commands typically consist of two functions: The command
@@ -179,9 +181,13 @@ struct afs_callback_arg {
 typedef int afs_callback(struct afs_callback_arg *aca);
 
 /**
+ * Dispatch the output of an afs callback.
+ *
  * Some AFS callbacks need to send data back to the command handler. Pointers
  * to this type of function are passed to \ref send_callback_request() and
- * related functions to dispatch the data in the command handler process.
+ * related functions to dispatch the data in the command handler process. Most
+ * (but not all) afs commands pass \ref afs_cb_result_handler(), which sends
+ * the output of the callback to the connected client.
  */
 typedef int callback_result_handler(struct osl_object *result, uint8_t band, void *private);
 int afs_cb_result_handler(struct osl_object *result, uint8_t band, void *private);