I agree, and I wish I hadn't. On your second point, I think there's a clear difference between consistent lack of capitalization that is obviously a stylistic

I agree, and I wish I hadn't. On your second point, I think there's a clear difference between consistent lack of capitalization that is obviously a stylistic quirk, and simply using a homophone because you don't know (or, I guess as it turns out, don't care) that you're doing so. This is a common mistake and not usually due to ESL/EAL. But I won't do it again, as it evidently is not a net good in this medium. Sorry, folks.