You know, I hear this a lot, but I don't believe it. Generally, if a variable is to store a service, I call it `service`. If it stores a factory, I call it `fac

You know, I hear this a lot, but I don't believe it. Generally, if a variable is to store a service, I call it `service`. If it stores a factory, I call it `factory`. I find the space of variable names to be much less confusing and more straight forward. Unless we get to weird code wankery things where the variables don't represent real things but like mechanics. But that's far and few between. val worldDestroyer = summonMe()