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I dunno -- maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I like to have capitals for my top-level objects...

If we make this documentation change, does this PR cover all of the places where we use caps for non-constructors?

I see, Accounts is capitalized because it's a global. In that case, perhaps we should just ensure that it's clear Accounts is a collection instance and not a constructor.

var Accounts = new Backbone.Collection();
Accounts.reset(<%= ... %>);

I'll go through the documentation to make sure,

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The documentation could also create the collection to avoid any possible confusion:

var Accounts = new Collection(); Accounts.reset(<% ... %>);

For what it's worth, there is some precedent here.

Let's go that way then. Also, no need for parens when new-ing a value without params.

var Accounts = new Backbone.Collection;

Thanks @peterp!