Comments on: Blog review: Eggbeater, a chef’s blog http://www.alphablogs.net/article/blog-review-eggbeater-a-chefs-blog/ We Help You Produce, Publish and Connect Thu, 01 Jul 2010 18:17:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: starr http://www.alphablogs.net/article/blog-review-eggbeater-a-chefs-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-2063 starr Mon, 29 Mar 2010 08:43:13 +0000 http://www.alphablogs.net/article/blog-review-eggbeater-a-chefs-blog/#comment-2063 Замечательно пишете. Регулярно, с удовольствием читаю Ваши материалы. Замечательно пишете. Регулярно, с удовольствием читаю Ваши материалы.

]]> By: David B http://www.alphablogs.net/article/blog-review-eggbeater-a-chefs-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-48 David B Fri, 06 Jul 2007 19:43:32 +0000 http://www.alphablogs.net/article/blog-review-eggbeater-a-chefs-blog/#comment-48 I find all lower case harder to read actually. Fewer cues. Seems an expression of uncertainty or introversion but peoples reasons can vary. May help stream of consciousness which is also harder to read (laughs) People who over-capitalize stuff are worse though. Then you get that shouting effect. Another kind of expressed insecurity ;-) As for lower case as a brand, thats an interesting notion. Branding by letter case. Curious how it can even change meaning. For example, capitalizing the second letter of keywords lIke tHis... I find all lower case harder to read actually. Fewer cues. Seems an expression of uncertainty or introversion but peoples reasons can vary. May help stream of consciousness which is also harder to read (laughs) People who over-capitalize stuff are worse though. Then you get that shouting effect. Another kind of expressed insecurity ;-)

As for lower case as a brand, thats an interesting notion. Branding by letter case. Curious how it can even change meaning. For example, capitalizing the second letter of keywords lIke tHis…

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