zlacker

I've seen this from a couple of VP/SVP level execs at companies I've worked. My pet theory is it's some kind of weird "My time is too important to even use the shift key" signal. They probably add up the cumulative amount of time they would spend using the shift key and multiply by their compensation and realize they could buy another car if they just optimized that useless key out of their lives.

>>ryandr+(OP)
at this point, it's work to keep autocorrect from fixing this.

>>zamfi+f1
Plenty of people don't use autocorrect.

>>malwar+sh
Sure — my point is only that by and large it’s on by default, and you have to actively turn it off (or de-correct manually).