On 3/30/16 11:32, Dave Cridland wrote:
Finally, I'd note in passing that "bill" and "Bill", "will" and
"Will", "heather" and "Heather", all have different semantics based on
case - not that this is particular relevant.
It's actually quite relevant, since it shows that we already have
significant cases in which merely changing letter case can alter meaning
nontrivially. There's a somewhat bawdy example of this that you can find
by typing "capitalization matters" into Google Image Search. (Probably
not safe to do in many workplaces).
It kind of takes the wind out of arguments that people will miss the
difference between letter cases.
/a