How many times have you seen classes named with one of these suffixes: manager, util, helper, common, impl etc.? How many times have you seen columns in same DB table called *_id? Probably far too many.
Have you ever thought about informativeness of above suffixes? Isn't it loosing its point of passing a piece of information to other developers, when it is overused? To be frank, it looks like a noise, a message which is blurred by useless words. The more often those funny words occur in code base, the less information they carry. That is actually, what Shannon said when he was building keystones for information theory.
In fact, it is very important, to give a proper name for a class, DB column name etc. On the other hand, it is also very significant not to overuse same words all over again in names. It is not only getting less readable, but also adding a kind of boilerplate, giving no informativeness value, at all. There is of course a value in pissing other developers off, but I guess it is rather doubtful pleasure ;)
