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5 comments:
You already know my vote. Mixed case (either title case, with every significant word capitalized, or sentence case) is easiest on the eye. All-upper really does come off as SHOUTING. (All-lower is a harmless affectation, although it is an affectation.)
Yes, I prefer the upper and mostly lower. This way YOU ARE NOT shouting your TITLES!
Yes, I prefer the upper/lower case version.
Upper and lower, or all lower would be my preference.
Mixed upper and lower. All upper or all lower is harder to read.
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