Another use case, fwiw:
(def my-atom
(let [...
<many lines>
...]
(atom ...)))
A special naming convention for (e.g.) atoms makes it clear that what's
below the many lines of let bindings (and maybe comment lines, too) is
going to produce an atom; you don't have to read down and find the one line
that contains '(atom'.
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