View.py v models.py

Hi

I was doing some work on a view last night and realised that the code
could go into either views.py or as a method on the model.

Do people have internal guidelines about when they make something a
method on a model rather than a view function? Is there any functional
difference apart from the obvious "a model method can be called from
an object"?

Cheers
L.

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