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I know it makes no technical difference (both */s/de* and */s/DE* opens the same page), but I am asking because maybe someone has interesting thoughts to share. Context: I created */s/de* yesterday using the lowercase name without giving the letter casing a thought. If I could change the name, I would rather do it in uppercase (_[“/s/**DE**”](/s/DE)_), but it doesn't really bother me. ---- Which would you choose, and why?

I know it makes no technical difference (both ** and ** opens the same page), but I am asking because maybe someone has interesting thoughts to share.

Context: I created ** yesterday using the lowercase name without giving the letter casing a thought.
If I could change the name, I would rather do it in uppercase (__), but it doesn't really bother me.

Which would you choose, and why?

Uppercase (e.g. “/s/DE”).
Lowercase (e.g. “/s/de”).

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[–] • 1 pt

I think that an abbreviation should be "de", while a full name should be "Deutchland", so I think it's fine as it is. At least that's my view.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

Deutchland

It's spelt/spelled "Deutschland".

But no problem. Thanks for the comment.