This is defintinely not proper etiquette for 3 reasons:
It is also OK to capitalize for emphasis , and for the visually impaired.
It has always been considered poor etiquette.
Common unspoken rules. For example: ALL CAPS IS CONSIDERED YELLING>
Using all caps on the internet should be avoided, including in your e-mails. The reason you should avoid using all capital letters is because of Internet etiquette rules. Using all caps is interpreted as shouting.
Using all caps on the Internet should be avoided, including in your e-mails. The reason you should avoid using all capital letters is because of Internet etiquette rules. Using all caps is interpreted as shouting.
Some people may like it when others write or type in all caps. Other people may be ignored because they are typing or writing in all caps. It is up to the human eye to determine whether they prefer caps or lower case.
CD in all caps is the correct abbreviation.
"All caps" means that the entire phrase is in capital letters instead of only the first word in a sentence or proper nouns. It is not a font.
Tone is the hardest thing to set, so not typing in all caps is the first thing that comes to mind. It means you are yelling. Not using proper punctuation and grammar. It is informal but when writing a professional email or using for business purposes, it is very important to use capitals, periods, and sentences...
On the Internet, ALL CAPS is considered SHOUTING! Very few posts need to use all caps. Limit the use of capitalization for when something is really important.
You can't ask a question in all caps because the site programming prevents it. Besides, typing in all caps is the cyber equivalent of shouting...and if you shout, no one will hear your question. Capitalize proper names, places, things and the first word in the sentence. This is proper English.
It can mean they're screaming at you, they have no clue that cap lock and bold are on, or they don't know the netiquette that says it's impolite to use all caps. Or the keyboard could be broken.
Give guidance in all interpersonal interactions , that is the purpose of etiquette.