> Isn't that what the $uses variable is for? It can be, but that's not strict MVC. Generally, it is used to load additional models for purposes of querying them, in cases where the data you need exists outside an association of the primary model. However, the proper way to do updates is to set up one controller action to perform a particular update on a model, and call that action from other controllers (i.e. with requestAction). That would be the DRYest thing to do, and clearly much more so than manipulating the same data in different parts of an app.
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