I'm a newcomer to Nim and also more or less a refugee from Python. After initially balking at the case-insensitivity stuff, I've found that it is not really a problem, except for one small annoyance. Because of case-sensitivity of the first letter, I naturally started leaning towards using PascalCase for types, which I now see matches the recommendation in the style guide proposal. However, there is some confusing use of PascalCase in a few places, including the system module, for example for some constants:
<https://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html#10> I understand and support the arguments against unnecessary consistency and bikeshedding, however if the language is going to distinguish symbols based on the case of the first letter, I think it wouldn't hurt to make that distinction meaningful in a mnemonic sense. I suggest that getting compile errors because of writing `nimVersion` is unnecessarily annoying. I suppose if that NEP is accepted, these will have to be changed anyway. Are such changes already underway? If not, would they be accepted?
