Don't take this personally please. My voice doesn't count for much on this list but I do generally read most of the posts. I watched with interest last year when this thing first became an issue, and now I think the whole issue has become retarded. It's like watching a pathetic government debate unfold with for the second time after a consensus was already realized. I think the couple of rogue developers who are against StudlyCaps should suck it in, get with the program, and next time read the mailing lists when they get back from supposed holiday. I mean really, how could the previous StudlyCaps debate have been missed? Were they on holiday for a month? Personally I have a gut feeling some people just chose not to make the move to StudlyCaps with the hope that if they waited long enough (something like after RC1) then they could profess "it's too damn late to make the change". Seriously, I think PHP could only benefit from the consistency now rather than later. With a major version release I think this is more true than at any other time.
Very well put. +1 for consistency and going all the way with StudlyCaps from me.
Zeev
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