> I can't think of any other reason why we still use camelCase, for example. I know you said that on purpose ;) In any case, I am also a proponent of tabs for

> I can't think of any other reason why we still use camelCase, for example. I know you said that on purpose ;) In any case, I am also a proponent of tabs for indentation, spaces for alignment, and in fact only recently did I succumb to using spaces for Python projects, for the sake of consistency with the rest of the ecosystem. I was merely pointing out how "many people use it, therefore it's probably bad", just like "many people use it, therefore it must be good" are never good arguments.