[RiverCrochet]

WELL, THE CAPITAL LETTER FORMS WERE THE ORIGINAL ONES, THEN LOWERCASE ONES WERE CREATED BECAUSE THEY WERE FASTER FOR THE MONKS TO WRITE WHO WERE COPYING BOOKS. SOURCE: ROMAN RUINS. WE'RE NOT MONKS SO DEF COMPLETELY OBSOLETE. SO IF YOU WANT TO THROW OUT THE CAPITALIZATION RULES ENTIRELY, DO IT RIGHT AND USE ALL CAPS. THIS WOULD DEFINITELY MAKE IDEAS EASIER TO TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE.

[WhyNotHugo]

I read this as someone shouting, and cannot override the voice in my head to not-shout while reading it.

[ASalazarMX]

Beat me to this joke by a few minutes. Today seems like non-capitalization is the fad, but there was a time when all caps was the fad, at least in Spanish. It was mistakenly believed that capitals didn't need accents in Spanish, so illiterate people wrote all caps to avoid them. All lowercase feels the same.

[rkomorn]

I love how aggressive capitals feel to me no matter the intent or tone.

This comment is just so much, all by virtue of caps lock.

[ismailmaj]

Oh no, cortisol spike in my text-only forum.

[RandomLensman]

ANDNOSPACESTHENPLEASE

[neonnoodle]

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[lab14]

my point wasn't about using the "original rules", on the contrary it was about discarding uneeded ones. totally missed the point, but hey thanks for your contribution.

[layer8]

I’m not sure why you’re using commas and double quotes and dots, they’re so unneeded!

[tsoukase]

And the last letter of each word is (mostly) unneeded. Only please leave a contact info if someone doesn't understand something.