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Anytime I see someone writing without any capital letters, I stop and close the page. I understood that they care more about themselves (the writer) than the re
by xandrius 1y ago
Anytime I see someone writing without any capital letters, I stop and close the page. I understood that they care more about themselves (the writer) than the reader, so I let them write without my reading, as they signaled they don't care about it. Respectable.
- imperialdrive 1y agoit is likely an informal, stylistic choice, nbd honestly
- quesera 1y agoHow do you feel about people who speak with accents?
- lelanthran 1y ago> How do you feel about people who speak with accents? You think people with accents do it on purpose? How do you feel about people who talk to you in a fake accent for no reason whatsoever? This looks like the same thing.
- quesera 1y agoLooks like it, but it often is not. Affectation is one thing, but the behaviour you describe is as much cultural and contextual as it is affectation. Just like an accent. Very very much not worth thinking about too hard, except for its anthropological implications. IMO, of course.
- fragmede 1y agogood to know. so now you've closed this page now and gotten back to work? i wonder where else you read things on the internet