Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by FraaJad on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @01:52PM
(#4014317)
right. because starting with lowercase changes the meaning of what i wrote unlike loose <-> lose, which are totally, like, the same thing.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by tylermenezes on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @03:13PM
(#4014787)
It didn't change the meaning, because everyone understood what he said. The human mind is amazing at that. If you're going to be pedantic, fine, but own up to it.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by SomeCallMeTim on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @06:15PM
(#4015610)
Loose means something totally different than lose. Personally, I read each as their (real) meanings and when they don't make sense I have to go back and reread the sentence.
Yes, I can figure it out, but it's no fun to have to work to read comments. May as well let commenters use 113t-speak if we don't care how hard the comment is to read.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by grourk on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @03:48PM
(#4014949)
Were you actually confused and thought he meant "loose"?
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by dalore on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @05:58PM
(#4015535)
If you're going to correct someone, you should make sure you are also correct. In addition, not using a capital letter makes it look a bit like txt speak and generally brings down the level of discource.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by dekz on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @06:51PM
(#4015755)
Discourse. Let us all just stop now.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg sells 30.2 million shares of $FB common s...
by dalore on Thursday May 24, 2012 @12:17PM
(#4019119)
A spelling mistake, sorry. I wasn't correcting someone, just pointing out why his posts were getting down voted.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_case