This exploded into a big discussion about the creation of template tags and why you don’t have to always create a get and a do.
Example, in a loop you run do_my_thing(), the function do_my_thing() does not need to buffer the output if you’re just going to echo it out in the loop, so ob_start is not needed!
If, later, you find you need to get that string you can write a simple getter: https://gist.github.com/cd948f2b9f83625e09518c531d272d1c#file-output-buffering-example-php
Usually a template tag is wrote as a do first, and then a get later when it’s needed, but either way write your do and get when you need them, don’t build a get for the future unless it will be needed in the future
We are going to need to change some standard documentation to be clear on that. Hopefully Kellen will make sure documentation get’s changed for that.