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4 years ago
4 years ago
It's weird though, because it's not like "internet" refers to a class of objects, so you would think it would be capitalized. Also, that sentence about no historical precedence or whatever seems entirely lazy and bogus. Like somebody asked, "Why do we capitalize Internet anyway?" and somebody replied, "Damfino." and that's all they thought about it. Al Gore be damned.
(P.S. on the Chicago Manual thing...try this: "I stuck my shovel in the earth."
vs. "I stuck my shovel in the Earth."
Doesn't the second make you feel like you're some sort of interstellar being? I know I do.)
MadS
2 years ago