PH‘HINDI AKO GALIT’ 
#InternationalCapsLockDay began as a parody holiday by Software developer Derek Arnold, who made it to make fun of people who unnecessarily write messages in upper case letters. He reminds us that typing texts in all caps can be interpreted as anger or yelling. It’s also not considered nice, especially in a professional setting.
But today is an exception, so hit that caps lock key and write your capitalized messages to celebrate this event.
Credits: Manila Bulletin
#InternationalCapsLockDay began as a parody holiday by Software developer Derek Arnold, who made it to make fun of people who unnecessarily write messages in upper case letters. He reminds us that typing texts in all caps can be interpreted as anger or yelling. It’s also not considered nice, especially in a professional setting.
But today is an exception, so hit that caps lock key and write your capitalized messages to celebrate this event.
Credits: Manila Bulletin