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I am hoping to hear from some people with experience developing Django sites as part of some sort of team.
What is the naming convention most commonly seen for many-to-many relationships? Do most people stick with the entry_set default, or is it more common and easier to use a more symmetrical related_name='entries' approach?
The
_setsuffix indicates that the attribute is a manager rather than a model, and should be retained in order to minimize confusion.