now, i thought it was a modern phenomenon to use obscure characters in names, like exclamation marks and question marks, and of course the liberation of the @ sign in to every email address.
however, it seems the typographical thing goes way back. like frederik who abbrev’d himself to fredk. That’s a superscript underlined k. fancy that.
i’ll even forgive his capitall letters as it’s so good.
Will you also forgive FP’s spelling of “capital”?
Will you also forgive FP’s spelling of “capital”?
I thought FP’s spelling of capitall was pun-tastic. I vote it can stay!
Only if he uses a hyphen! “Capi-tall”
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