I'm still confused by this. The common paradigm I see emerge is...

```
view.render()

```

With render set to

```
function () { this.$el.html( this.template() ) }

```

How does this behavior mesh with remove? This renders the view.. but then logically you'll call `.remove()` to unbind the events and ditch it.. If you use that though, you've ditched the parent container ($el), and can't re-render. The docs need to be explicit then that the convention is to not `this.$el.html( this.template() )`, but to render the template by calling `.html()` on some non-el parent element. You can either call .render() using the views own $el and also use `.remove()`.

How does these two work together?