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Consider camelCase instead of lower_with_underscores
It's javascript which has a clear convention in the language itself for camelCase functions: toString, parseFloat, toLowerCase, etc. There are no underscores in function names in the javascript language nor any DOM API AFAIK.
Which, to me, is what makes using underscores a good choice. It avoids clashes and indicates who's method you're working with.
*all weather dependant of course..