Why are some people so obsessed with lower case letters that they have an aversion to capital letters?

I think you might be on to something there, Some1. When I was a kid the schools were much stricter than they are today. Isn't it odd that the increase in bad English has followed the abolition of corporal punishment in schools? I don't know what kind of punishments they do use these days but whatever they do is obviously ineffective.

That's when the entire answer (or at least an entire sentence) is typed in capitals. Traditionally, the first word of a sentence begins with a capital letter, the word "I" is always capitalised and people's names and place names are always spelled with capital initials, with the remaining letters in lower case.

I don't know which is worse: the person who never uses capital letters or the person who never uses lowercase letters.
(Of the latter, we have one such person at work. He's explained that he never knows when to capitalize and when not to, so he leaves his keyboard on caps lock, rationalizing that all lowercase can't be right, but that he can't ho wrong with uppercase all the time.

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Can't ho wrong? Shouldn't that say "Can't go wrong"?

I don't know why computer keyboards have the caps lock feature in the first place. It is far and away and without a shadow of a doubt the most useless and annoying feature on the entire keyboard.

I always thought I was lazy, but that takes the biscuit. Lol:)

Hello Andy:

I have NO idea.

excon

Surely nobody is too lazy to use a capital letter when required. How does it require effort?

PS is that your cat on your avatar? I love cats. :)

I wonder if anybody does know the answer to this one. Lol:)

There was someone on Answerbag who used to type like that. Lol:)

Traditionally upper case is used for SHOUTING your answer ... Also many including myself right now use a phone so nicieties go out the window