title: Why use Collection.allow instead of just Meteor.methods and Meteor.call to those methods?
body: <p>Running through the basic Parties Meteor example (<a href="http://meteor.com/examples/parties">http://meteor.com/examples/parties</a>),</p>
  
  <p>I am wondering why you would need to ever use Collection.allow to specify which inserts,updates,etc... go through instead of just using Meteor.methods and then issue Meteor.call from the client.</p>
  
  <p>Seems that the "methods" way is always better since its more flexible (i.e custom functions)</p>