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Agreed. Looks better, polished. All caps in drawings and technical documentation is appropriate though. It's just profesional.. writing legible cursive is als

• josefx 4y ago
  Are you also still using an ink pen that will smear all over the place unless you are pointlessly neat? As a left handed child learning cursive in school was an exercise in frustration since the school system mandated that it had to be done using the most outdated and counterproductive tools they could find. So instead of "properly" mastering it I noped the fuck out the moment it was an option. > It just profesional Most professional texts I am dealing with are digital and cursive is not the default anywhere as far as I can tell.
  • upsidesinclude 4y ago
    Being left handed is a disadvantage, but it really isn't something that changes whether you can write well. I've seen the nicest script written by a left handed person, dramatic because the stroke curvature is inverted. Yeah, technical drawings, systems architecture, as I mentioned elsewhere, block letters are best. Mostly the cursive is for notes, requests, thanks - there are a lot of 'professional' arenas
  • Terretta 4y ago
    "pointlessly" neat?