+23 spelling a word wrong on facebook seem to be a capital crime to some people now.. amirite?

by Anonymous 10 years ago

it's really annoying

by Anonymous 10 years ago

speaking of "capital" crimes : you missed a capital for "Facebook". this can't be forgiven. there is a special place in hell for people like you ! xD

by Anonymous 10 years ago

facebook logo isn't capitalized I don't capitalized my username amirite isn't capitalized http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-w0WUeKdk_8Q/UMiPqGsi8NI/AAAAAAAAOQo/iIdpJeZbUrw/s1600/Facebook-Logo.jpg

by Anonymous 10 years ago

fair enough, the logo is not capitalized. but the "Facebook" name should be nonetheless capitalized, and that's how it seems to be in every serious (or kind of) writings; Starting with Wikipedia, which is no absolute reference, but still a pretty good one.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

I type it the way the creator puts it if the creator puts a capital I will put one if the creator has a site called D3k3HHHh I will capitalize and use lower case where they use it simply because they decide what it's gonna look like

by Anonymous 10 years ago

You are talking about the logo, they capitalize the name itself. I just checked the login page, and the two occurrences of "facebook" are capitalized.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

I only see it on the tab

by Anonymous 10 years ago

try to logout and observe. you can see it on mobile, at least.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

I logged out and it shows the whole thing as lowercase for the logo and for the sentence I think they capitalize only because you're supposed to capitalized the first word in a sentence

by Anonymous 10 years ago

Of course the logo doesn't change. As for the word, it has a capital even when it's not the first word in the sentence. I have : "Utilisez Facebook pour iPhone et [...]" (french). I'm almost sure it's the same in English.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

I'll give it to ya http://www.swensonbookdevelopment.com/blog/2012/should-the-f-in-facebook-be-capitalized/

by Anonymous 10 years ago

The final word of the article was pretty much what I had in mind : proper noun, therefore capital. I agree it's not as simple as that : "iPhone" doesn't start with a capital, but at lest with the "P", it is nonetheless obvious that it's a proper noun...

by Anonymous 10 years ago

yeah that's why I said I'll give it to ya

by Anonymous 10 years ago

Sure it's annoying, but let them make their stupid comment. The best thing to do is ignore them. People like that don't understand the difference between formal and informal text. For writing an important paper, it's extremely important to have proper grammar and spelling. When trying to sound intelligent or attempting to persuade people to do something (basically anything where good communication is the key to get your point across), proper grammar and spelling are advised. But informal text between friends, like the majority of stuff posted on Facebook, it isn't really necessary to have perfect grammar and spelling.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

I think being able to see the difference between formal and informal settings is crucial in maintaining good relationships.

by Anonymous 10 years ago