>Its fine so long as you don't need the script reference for anything. 
>If it needs to get properties from the behavior/script or needs a
>script reference then you need the "me"
Actually, this is a good way to create pseudo-private functions within
a parent script. If you omit the "me", you can call the function within
the child object, and it works just fine. Assuming there's a list of
parameters that the function takes, an external call has an object as
the first paramater, offsetting everything else, and generally causing
a script error.

Not ideal, ugly in fact, but it works well enough. (Especially if you
comment the entry line "Private Function")

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