It's generally recommended to avoid falling into the trap of triple equivalence. I've noticed you've been doing this elsewhere, too -- it's a good idea to avoid it entirely in your designs, if possible, and where not needed stick to more robust and readable constructs. For example, having the triple equal here implies to the reader that it could be null OR undefined, when in reality it could just be null. A simple `if (!relatedExtensionName)` would be equivalent to this and not send the reader looking around wondering what the value of undefined vs. null would be.