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it's a way to soften your tone so it doesn't sound angry. but then it sounds like soft anger.

• j45 3y ago
  Slightly easier to read in many cases in all lower case.
• Mistletoe 3y ago
  I just read it as illiterate and am amazed someone that deliberately writes like that was chairman of the board.
  • Spivak 3y ago
    This is honestly par for the course for anyone who didn't grow up a digital native and is a career businessman who didn't spend it hand-composing messages. I wouldn't read too much into it. Direct emails from executives that aren't filtered by their assistants all look like this.
    • deleted 3y ago
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    • solardev 3y ago
      They're working so hard they don't have time to use the shift key.
    • blackguardx 3y ago
      You don't think Greg is a "digital native?"
      • Spivak 3y ago
        Oh god no, born in '89 and went straight from college to an executive role and stayed there. Like it's not a bad thing, I'm not implying any kind of judgement but keeping those things in context helps you know that "K." means something totally different coming from your dad.
  • flappyeagle 3y ago
    Because the I’s weren’t capitalized? It just looks like he turned off auto-caps