Namespace placement allows you to target a specific event if you want to, say, untie it or trigger it.
Imagine that you have two events of the same type associated with the same element.
$('.something').on('click', function() { });
$('.something').on('click', function() { });
Since we did not use the namespace in any of the events, it is now difficult to untie or call one and not the other. Now consider:
$('.something').on('click.one', function() { });
$('.something').on('click.two', function() { });
, , .
$('.something').off('click.one');
$('.something').trigger('click.two');
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