Re: user-mail-address

[Rich Pieri <rich.pieri@PrescientTech.com>]

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>>>>> "KK" == Karl Kleinpaste <karl@jprc.com> writes:

KK> Not even close, actually.

Let me put it this way: regardless of what case you use in your request
or the nameservers spit out for data (which is not affected, and I never
said was), the resolvers asking for information and the nameservers
responding will "squash" to a uniform case when performing the search.
Why?  Because so many of those old ARPAnet hosts were (and still are!)
incapable of distinguishing case.  I cut my teeth on some of those
systems.

So, there really is no reason to maintain mixed case.

Beyond that, there are esthetic reasons to smash to lowercase:
sTuDly-CapS aRe A fuCkinG paiN in thE aSs tO Read, eSpeCially wHen they
aRe All sMushEd TogeTher inTo A singLe "worD".

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