@freemo ProtoWaffle shortens to The Waffle.
@freemo @henksteenbroek Incorrect English, perhaps, but perfectly valid upper camel case, no?
Actually, that settles. I don't like camel case either. Voting "Protowaffle."
I like to imagine it has an exotic European pronunciation: pro-TO-waf-LAY.
@freemo @RomeoTBravo I phone
"I" is a word not a prefix, thus proper camel case unlike "Proto-" which is a latin prefix
@freemo @RomeoTBravo its PascalCase
@freemo @henksteenbroek Well.
If we're going to be pedantic, proto- derives from Greek πρωτος, not Latin.
Also the inimitable Wikipedia tells me Pascal case is another name for upper camel case.
Wait. What were we talking about? ;)
@RomeoTBravo
Since Proto is a prefix not a word it would not be proper camel case either. PrototypeWaffle would be though.
@henksteenbroek