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Why do we capitalize the word “I”? And how has this affected us?
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3 comments
Unless at the start of a sentence, i’ve decidedly abandoned the convention of capitalizing references to myself; Way too old-thought, imnsho.
rob@egoz.org
Completely understood, rob. :)
I always enjoy the articles like this you post.