Snake case is the best case

In at article about snake case and why it’s “the fairest of them all”, Pedro starts his article practically:

If you're working with code that already has a case style, just use that. An imperfect convention is better than two competing ones.

Acronyms are a particular pain case I encounter a lot.

With other cases, you need to decide how acryonyms should be capitalized: fetchRssFeedAsXml or fetchRSSFeedAsXML? Should you always CAPS LOCK acryonyms? Or never do so?

XMLHttpRequest is a classic example of mixed casing baked right into the web platform: capitals are used both syntactically (breaks in words) and semantically (abbreviations).

This shook my world. I guess I’m team snake case now.