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@galdor I see your point, and idiom in #RustLang agrees with you. Import such that at the call-site you say `module.identifier()`.
On the one side (the side that disagrees with you), my IDE typically tells me where naked `identifier` is defined (either #PyCharm or #HelixEditor in my case); and it’s the most common case in #Python code I have read (and I’ve been programming in Python for decades).
On the other side you’re not always hovering as you read over big blocks of code. Naming the origin module is informative.
In the middle, it’s not needed for a lot of things, especially stdlib and common packages. It seems like a fine line and I’m not quite certain what the best behavior is.
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