From: "Michael Everson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > At 22:11 +0100 2004-01-15, Philippe Verdy wrote: > > >The comment from Michael about the occurence of "gW" in Breton was wrong: > > I said I had seen it in print, which was true, and I said that it was > rare, which is also true. It is not standard.
OK. Then don't say it's Breton: It may occur in any Latin language, either as a typo, or within specific technical usages such as variable names in a C or Java program where a space cannot be used to separate words; here also it's not the normal orthograph part of the language, but a notation to allow more descriptive identifiers. If you accept typos and technical usages, these occurences of "defective" capitalization rules are not rare but not part of the language.
