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Date: Fri, 17 May 2013 15:22:09 -0400
From: "Bob LeChevalier, President and Founder - LLG" <lojbab@lojban.org>
Organization: The Logical Language Group, Inc.
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To: Collin Damskov <collin.damskov@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Questions
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I don't think anyone ever responded to you.  My apologies.

Collin Damskov wrote:
> I, as a thirteen year old nearing the end of his time in Middle
> School, have been quite interested in languages for the past three
> years.  In this time, I looked at various styles of writing and I
> adopted what some call 'writing like an architect'.  Basically, when
> I write, my lowercase letters are just the same as my capitalized
> letters, but they are half the height of the intended capitalized
> letters.  I, being interesting in lojban (isn't the 'l' properly
> lowercase in 'lojban'?  Correct me if I am wrong.), am wondering if
> this style of writing affects anything within the language.


Writing style as you refer to it is not an issue in Lojban.  Writing is 
almost entirely in lower case.  The only time that letters are 
capitalized are in names from other languages where the person wants to 
force stress to be on some other syllable besides the penultimate 
(next-to-last).

Bob LeChevalier
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Bob LeChevalier    lojbab@lojban.org    www.lojban.org
President and Founder, The Logical Language Group, Inc.