Relates to class attributes and instance attributes
considering the following code:

class Foo:
    _count1 = 0
    _count2 = 0
    @staticmethod
    def total():Foo._count2  = 1
    @classmethod
    def count(cls):cls._count1  = 1
    def __init__(self) -> None:
        self.total()
        self.count()

class Foo1(Foo): pass
class Foo2(Foo): pass

a,b,c = Foo1(),Foo1(),Foo2()
print(Foo._count1, Foo._count2, Foo1._count1, Foo1._count2, Foo2._count1, Foo2._count2)
# 0 3 2 3 1 3

The @classmethod way counts instance for each class separately, while the @staticmethod way counts for all subclasses together.
While this is easy to understand with the knowledge of how attributes works, users may not realize this until they run into the problem. Thus, I think it's worth noting so that users can learn to choose the correct way of setting attributes according to their actual needs.