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I'd guess because they have nothing to prove.
by postalrat 3y ago
I'd guess because they have nothing to prove.
- squigz 3y agoThey arguably have more to prove than most people, since they're under much more constant scrutiny
- lostlogin 3y agoAnd going with this, they use their time wisely, not to add punctuation to boilerplate tweets.
- 12ab3c 3y agoI think it's an affectation more than anything else. For an educated person typing on devices with, at a minimum, autocorrect for capitalization, I think it has to be a conscious choice. The worst part of me says it is ego/arrogance played off as a casualness or being beyond triviality.
- hackerbeat 3y agoAgreed. "Look, world, I care so little about being dumped, I don't even need to make an effort. Plus, I've got brains and more money than I can count." Next level: Bond villain.
- postalrat 3y agoMaybe if all his posts before today weren't all lowercase.
- hackerbeat 3y agoThat makes it even worse. So well-known and so much responsibility, yet so little care. If he can't even be professional when tweeting, why should we trust him with more? Probably good he's gone.
- behnamoh 3y agoor maybe they know that using capital letters and such is just a convention that doesnt hinder understanding of text. if you could read my comment then i've proven my point.
- tayo42 3y ago> typing on devices with, at a minimum, autocorrect for capitalization, posting from a windows laptop and Firefox, i get no autocorrect for grammar like capitalization. only firefox was detected as a work that needed to be capitalized.
- waynesonfire 3y agoi think it's asking the wrong question. more interesting would be to understand how their style changed prior to becoming ceo.
- CamperBob2 3y ago"what are ya gonna do, fire me? lol" - sama