Guys, what do you think to prefix all callback functions with double 
underscores? (or any other pattern that makes more sense to identify a 
callback)

For example:

  model.save(data, *__save*);
  
  function *__save*(err, return) {
    ...
  }

I'm node/javascript newbie, but using a prefix for callback names is making 
a huge different to scan the code (including using find features).

Are you guys using some name convention approach for callbacks? Or is this 
just a newbie problem?

Best regards,

Filipe Deschamps

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