To think it is embarrassing to use a lower case 'I' in the middle of a sentence?

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I see this quite a lot in my workplace, AIBU to think it's embarrassing that an adult would use a lower case 'i' in the middle of a sentence?

AIBU?

Well it's bad typing and use of the English language in written form but truthfully I have far less time for people in the workplace who think a childish concept of embarrassment is remotely relevant.

What a silly use of the term. If a grown adult is worried about embarrassment at work I would be genuinely concerned if they were mature enough for the role.

Unprofessional is not the same thing as embarrassing.

One application for the bin if the applicant can't be bothered to write correctly in a formal setting.
Having said that I once got my own name wrong on an application form, I was living abroad, the phone rang as I was mid filling it in, I was rushing to make the post, (it was that long ago!) and I wrote my surname twice! Oddly, I did get the job.

It looks bloody awful. YADNBU.

I am torn on this one. On a job application, my gut reaction is to think it was poor. I'm not sure embarrassing is the right word, but I wouldn't be impressed. I wouldn't care in an email or other casual comms, but I would expect a job application to be properly proofed. However, I have a son who is dyslexic. I know that he may find writing in the workplace/job applications a challenge when he is older. I'm trying to be more open-minded.

YABU does it really matter? You can still read and understand what is being said.