@sassdawe @anselmschueler @gavi no.

• Just an admission that it's scientifically #cringe and bad...

Kinda like randomly mixing upper- and lowercase in a regular text is bad and ruins the benefits of uppercase and lowercase letters making text unnecessarily hard to read.

• Like I can understand people writing lowercase-only, uppercase-only, correct as per grammar or even start every word with an uppercase for accessibility reasons.

To me mixing two styles like #KebabCase and #CamelCase makes it way less readable, harder to learn, easier to mistype thus harder to review amd debug.

• There's a reason why #MSDOS was case-insensitive / uppercase-only, and there are reasons #unix-esque shells use case-sensitive, lowercase-only.

• Same for invoking commands like [command] [options] [source] [target] making it trivial to transfer knowledge, quickly ramping up speed and efficiency due to conventions like -v for verbose output and adding more v 's to it for more detailed debug info...

OFC there are exceptions like dd where Source and Target are passed on as options but even then they're few, far in between and easy to memorize..