Please explain
I was browsing ideas to improve my writing and I thought this would do that. You know how sometimes you have a sentence you keep reworking and it's awkward or flakey, no matter what? I thought (hoped) this would suggest rewording for a phrase that a thesaurus can't do, flip the middle to the beginning or … ? I expected this to transform _text_ but instead it "transforms?" _breaks_ the rules of how upper and lower case letters are used. The only way text is transformed? It becomes difficult to read and may lead to the recipient trashing it before reaching. Is it as bad or worse than all caps? They're both terrible. A Local Realty Office Uses Camelback For All Their Listings, For Every Word No Matter How Small. I Spoke With A New Hire About That; Apparently He Has Little Choice And Was Told He Must Follow That Rule. I've Called The Office And Told Them It Slows Reading Time And Decreases Comprehension And Retention But They Were Very Little Interested. It's not funky or funny- it's inconsiderate to your readers. At least rename it.
