I know it’s not strictly relevant but god damn it what is it with people refusing to use the shift key?
The admin over at Beehaw does this too. It legitimately makes it hard to take them seriously.
Yeah, I know, who cares, right?
It’s not about caring how people get lazy with their writing, I do it plenty. It’s about, if you’re going to make a public statement, maybe capitalize your sentences so they look professional? There are countless, simple ways to do it automatically on desktop.
Not hating on whoever does this, bu it also bugs the crap out of me. I’ve seen a few stories written online, and when I open the first chapter and see no capitalization, I just close out of it immediately. It just hurts my brain.
I’m not sure what you’re talking about. Every sentence has the first letter capitalized. The bullet points are sentence fragments, so they don’t need to be capitalized. Capitalization might look more professional to you, but it’s not grammatically correct.
You could argue some of them are commands with an implied subject of You, but not all of them. For consistency, you would want the bullet points to all have the same capitalization.
I know it’s not strictly relevant but god damn it what is it with people refusing to use the shift key?
The admin over at Beehaw does this too. It legitimately makes it hard to take them seriously.
Yeah, I know, who cares, right?
It’s not about caring how people get lazy with their writing, I do it plenty. It’s about, if you’re going to make a public statement, maybe capitalize your sentences so they look professional? There are countless, simple ways to do it automatically on desktop.
Not hating on whoever does this, bu it also bugs the crap out of me. I’ve seen a few stories written online, and when I open the first chapter and see no capitalization, I just close out of it immediately. It just hurts my brain.
I’m not sure what you’re talking about. Every sentence has the first letter capitalized. The bullet points are sentence fragments, so they don’t need to be capitalized. Capitalization might look more professional to you, but it’s not grammatically correct.
You could argue some of them are commands with an implied subject of You, but not all of them. For consistency, you would want the bullet points to all have the same capitalization.