er, hi there

[holty]

hi i'm mark, i very rarely use capitol letters, but don't let that put you off me, lol!!! i'm an avid reader and have read allsorts fom george eliott to wilkie collins, arthur c. clarke to isaac asimov, neville chute to jeffrey deaver. can't believe its taken me this long to find a literature forum, i think i might like it here

 

[mehastings]

Hi Holty. Welcome to TBF.

 

[theoptimist]

Hello and welcome!

 

[abecedarian]

Hi Mark, welcome to TBF!

 

[pink shadow]

Hey and welcome! This is a great forum for anyone who likes books, books, books. So, why no capital letters?

 

[Ice]

Welcome Holty!

 

[Isabell]

Hmmm, No capital letters? well, at least you're honest. Welcome

 

[Poppy1]

Hi Holty and a big Welcome

 

[Peder]

Hi Holty, you will like it here
So welcome and start enjoying the feast!
Peder

 

[holty]

thank you one and all

 

[Sitaram]

Hi, I'm Sitaram. I rarely read lower case. Every cloud has a silver lining. If you ever have to sell your keyboard on Ebay, you can say that the shift keys were hardly used.

As Spock might say, "Read much and prosper."

V​

 

[Sofia]

hiya holty....and welcome

 

[Halo]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[holty]

thanks again

 

[SFG75]

Greetings!. Welcome to the best book forum around.

 

[ruby]

Hi and welcome to tbf

 

[whitetrash]

welcome welcome

 

[SFG75]

So what's with being against capital letters? Don't get me wrong, I make lots of typos and I'm hardly a perfectionist when it comes to the written word, but I'd just like to know why it is that some people have such a disdain for capitalization or punctuation.

 

[ValkyrieRaven88]

Welcome! Using no capital letters is better than using ALL capital letters.

 

[holty]

not a brilliant typist, so once i get on a flow with a responce, having to faff around with caps lock or the shift key is just a distraction and i don't want to lose my thread in my head, lol!!! bit of early senility at 35 i think!!