Q: WhEn ArE yOu SuPpOsEd To UsE cApItAl LeTtErS
A: according to the British Royal Crown, you are supposed to capitalize the first letter of every sentence, and also the first word of important things or people, such as the Queen of England, or Harvard University. in my experience, this doesn't really help in communication, and almost hinders it, because you are giving off the impression that you are writing some kind of official document, and possibly not saying what you really mean. The times i prefer to use capitals are in acronyms (like NAFTA, or UNESCO), sometimes at the beginning of sentences if i feel i am changing gear or tone (similar to the way you might use a paragraph break) or also when i want to emphasize one word, i may capitalize the first letter of that word, creating something similar to a