[lelanthran]

> That is a very bad idea and one of the reasons this kind of thing rightfully died out.

I agree, but, like everything else that is a bad idea, naming conventions help.[1] Namespacing helped too.

I used naming conventions to ensure that network calls looked different, and namespaces that kept network objects in their own module.

[1] Right now we rely on naming conventions in most codebases to differentiate between #define'd literals and variables (C), between constants and variables (Java), between variables and methods (Kotlin, Java, everything else), between interfaces and classes (C#, C++, everything else too, probably), for everything in Python (pep8).

Using naming conventions to identify remote calls is no different than using naming conventions to identify interfaces.