"If i make a custom function my site uses a lot. i put it in a
plugin. :) "

Why not fake a namespace instead?

like if you had

function toUpperCase() {
   //your custom "to upper case" code that
   //would conflict with JS's verion
}

simply saying

var waseem = {};
waseem.toUpperCase = function() {
   //your custom "to upper case" code that
   //would no longerconflict with JS's verion
}

would solve the issue....



back on topic, i haven't seen anyone suggest that the original code

$(function(){
   function displayMessage(){ alert('hello world'); };
});
$(function(){
  displayMessage();
});

be written like

function displayMessage(){ alert('hello world'); };

$(function(){
  displayMessage();
});
$(function(){
  displayMessage();
}

});

which makes a lot of sense, and is a super simple change

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