GBKS on Nostr: We switched the Bitcoin Design Guide to all lowercase a few years ago. The ...
We switched the Bitcoin Design Guide to all lowercase a few years ago. The lowercase/uppercase distinction might be a nice subtle approach, but will most people really get that? Isn't it easier to read when things are a bit more explicit, like using "the bitcoin network"? And does it translate across languages (for example, Germany has very different capitalization rules)?
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