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Re: [ldraw.org] Eve of Beginnings
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Wed, 14 Apr 1999 20:41:04 GMT
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At 05:09 PM 4/14/99 +0000, you wrote:
> Tim Courtney wrote:
> > If its www.ldraw.org, lets
> > keep it lowercase - one of my many pet peeves about the web is when people
> > capitalize domains [1] (eg www.LDraw.org or www.BarnesAndNoble.com or
> > www.BalmanLabs.com [a friend's site]).
> > [1] Also, I don't like it when people capitalize email addresses, eg:
> > TCourtney@Avenew.Com -- AAUUUGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! :)
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> Why? Isn't DNS resolution case-insensitive? To me, it seems that that
> would grant a lot of freedom when it comes to bicapitalization.
It is not case sensitive, you are correct. But it is a BIG pet peeve of
me. There's this car that is in my area with www.ArsisRecords.Com printed
on it -- its annoying seeing capitals in domains. The web should be IMO a
media that carries its own identity - (mabye I am misstating that, but I'll
try) I like the nostalgia of my experience on the web and domains aren't
the same with capitals. Its a personal thing. But once more and more
people capitalize their domains, it moves it closer and closer to the day
http://www. and .com are eliminated from web addresses and just text is
entered. Its like keywords on AOL - good concept for creating an identity
but it lacks the coolness of a full internet address. It would be
absolutely hideous if browsers did away with http://www. and .com prefixes
and suffixes and started including SPACES in addresses...
Keep Building!!
-Tim <><
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