While there is no One True Correct Style, some points of general agreement exist in the C# community regarding coding standard / style; usually, they are variations of the .NET Framework Design Guidelines.
When you look into F#, though, the standard is visibly different from what is considered normal in C#. As an example, the functions accessible on List or Seq (almost) all start in lower case: List.fold, List.map (but List.Cons and List.Empty don't...), whereas it is usually accepted that a method or property in C# should be capitalized.
So my question is, are there widely accepted coding conventions for F#? Is there an equivalent to the Framework Design Guidelines, or a good coding standard out there? And, as a bonus, in the whitespace-based F# world, do people have topics to argue endlessly about, similar to the timeless C# curly-brace position?