> > Model.objects.filter(...) > Its called a manager. I understand you don't like to type 'objects', it fits in the rails culture of being allergic to redundan

> > Model.objects.filter(...) > Its called a manager. I understand you don't like to type 'objects', it fits in the rails culture of being allergic to redundancy, though I can't really empathize with it. The point it that the objects method adds zero information to the statement. However it's an opportunity to add a soon to be discovered bug when Django crashes because one forgets to type .objects They should have made filter a method of all model classes and of the models.Manager class. Same thing for all its sibling methods.