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Because periods are very small and a capital letter makes the semantic delineation more distinct, like indenting code does. Because capital letters are mostly
by dTal 5y ago
Because periods are very small and a capital letter makes the semantic delineation more distinct, like indenting code does.
Because capital letters are mostly omitted when the writer is in a hurry and doesn't care very much for details, which is insulting to the reader in a context where care and attention is expected.
And if you hadn't thought of those reasons - the fact that everyone else does should be a clue. Chesterton's Fence and all that. Show some humility!