> caps and no caps leave different psychological imprints. I agree with this sentence, but in my case it applies in the opposite sense as yours. For me, the p

> caps and no caps leave different psychological imprints. I agree with this sentence, but in my case it applies in the opposite sense as yours. For me, the paragon of seriousness and professional writing is K&R, where no caps are ever used on function nor variable names. Any mixed case identifier, or worse, camel case, is a deviation from that utmost formal elegance, thus I subconsciously interpret it as amateurish or ugly.