Benefits of not putting listener in Main class

I don't really know where to put this thread, so I decided to put it here.
I want to ask the question "Is there really benefits from not putting my Listener in my Main class (other than being organized)?"

Really would appreciate answers

 

You can more easily dynamically register different listeners.
e.g. Plugins that have different modular features

 

hehe take another one
jk

 

Thank you for your incredibly valuable contribution to this thread. Not.

 

You are welcome. I was just messing around

 

there is legit no benefit except:
a) if your plugin is open-source, make beginners jump off a roof... or confuse them in other words.
b) it's a bit less messy... but you can just add big ascii text comments UwU
c) if you want to listen for something that is not already included in PM (or is a vanilla method)... well, in other words, make custom events.
For people who say "it looks more professional!", IT DOESN'T.

 

If your plugin has an API, it's easier for developers who want to use that API to find API methods if the main class isn't filled with other methods.

 

why use a listener for that?
*By, 'listener' I meant the listener interface of pm*

 

So the event handlers of the listener aren't mixed in with your api methods.