@dom96 is right. In a given language it's the _language 's_ rules that apply. And there are good reasons for that. To provide just one example: Syntax highlighting.
We should also keep in mind that **readability** has been shown in multiple studies (which looked at _real world_ dev. environments) that readability is a major factor factor both in avoiding and in spotting errors. Also, code is usually written one but read many times. > BTW, the discussion here make me be afraid, perhaps one hours later, the > license file > for Nim will add one line: > > If you don't use Nim's > conventions, please DO NOT use Nim No. It's much much worse. I'm convinced that @Araq is behind an evil plan to change the number 42 into 43! Also don't forget to be afraid of evil unicorns!
