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I wouldn’t want ALLUPPERCASE identifiers on my URLs for instance. I presume that would be one of the most common scenarios it would be used in.

• benatkin 6y ago
  Well, it will still work but you'll lose the benefit of it. Most of these don't look like SHOUTING to me. They look uppercase but not aggressive.
  • sedatk 6y ago
    You don't want upper-case in URLs for social reasons. It simply looks out of place, takes more screen real-estate, and stands out unnecessarily. I'm just saying, if canonical is good enough, "S/5" fix isn't sufficient to get a whole new standard then. If it isn't good enough, then the value this one promises over Crockford is arguable due to lack of I/l/1 aliasing.
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