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I normally wouldn’t say anything but since it’s the topic of conversation, I hate that. I see lowercase and deliberate no punctuation as passive aggression. D

• mathieuh 4y ago
  I think it's not unreasonable to expect there to be written dialects as well as spoken ones. A comparatively huge amount of a person's communication is written these days, where previously it would have been face-to-face or with a phone call. The general spoken register where I live skews informal, so I assume this has carried over to written communication. Using capitals and punctuation comes across to me as stilted and like an email or a letter rather than a text message. It's an interesting subject definitely
• andrekandre 4y ago
  > I see lowercase and deliberate no punctuation as passive aggression. interesting, why does it seem as passive aggression? for me upper/lowercase just feels redundant and its simpler for me, but i guess some people can see it as annoying...