After a quick scan of the friends list to make sure I won't offend anyone. . .

[mr_funny_man]

The following is not directed at anyone in particular, and was not inspired by any one post or event.What is up with people who don't capitalize or use correct punctuation or grammar because "im too lazy" or "its not important" or whatever? Fine, fine, you only don't do it when using online communication. I get that. I'll even grant that maybe you

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[brianjedi]

This annoys the hell out of me at the Kentucky boards I check for the occasional tidbit of useful news and information.

[zanshin_dave]

Agreed -- I'm a stickler for punctuation and language anyhow, so the lack of punctuation and capitalization makes me irritable.

[anyamartinez]

I can't stand that it's just the internet excuse, either. I think of my livejournal as a letter to a friend, and if it was a pen and paper journal, I'd use capitalization and punctuation for both.

[r_smith0]

Hello there. I apologize for the intrusion, but as you have "reboot" listed as one of your interests I felt you would want to know about what is currently taking place.

I've started what I call the "Revival of ReBoot". Please take a moment to check out that link, and if you feel you wish to be a part of this, kindly join us at the Java Hut.

Thank you for your time, and stay frosty. :)

[minettehardcore]

Me declaro literal y absolutamente de acuerdo con este manifiesto. Creo que es así como funciona. Si el lenguaje de por sí ya es algo complejo, al menos, cuando realmente queremos comunicarnos es parte de nuestra obligación como seres sociales el cerciorarnos de que el mensaje que estamos emitiendo esté codificado apropiadamente. Además, estamos hablando de internet, Hello!! ¡comunicaciones!
Te felicito quien quiera que seas. Lamento no poder escribirte todo esto en inglés, pero me temo no poder hacerlo del todo bien.