I'm sorry Mr Scram,
I was not shouting.
I see the "Subject:" field as a heading at the start of the document and capitalize it so that the heading stands out. It is normal to capitalize headings in documents. This makes the individual documents in a list easier to sort through when both the heading and part of the body of the document are listed. You will note that I do not use capitals in the body of the document in this way - so I am not shouting at anyone.
We all have our own styles and that just happens to be mine.
I was well aware that using capitals could be interpreted as shouting, however when the body of the document is mixed case, I would think that this is OK. I think that the internet can find a space for differing styles of writing.
I saw some obscene language on this website the other day with racial connotations which are more of a worry than someone who capitalizes the title of a topic.
I think the tone of a post should be indicated by, a certain humility, a politeness of approach, lack of judgemental slurs and comments and lack foul language; in other words, content and language rather than lettering. I am not in any way accusing you of these things, but there are plenty of others who do this sort of stuff. I find it appalling.
Perhaps in future, I will just capitalize the start of each word of my subject, but I am not sure how this will be interpreted. My favourite style of heading is fully capitalized but with the starting character of each word 4 points or so larger than the other letters in the word. I don't think you can't do this in this forum as you cannot apply styles to the heading. A pity I think.
e'g MICRO STRIP TRANSMISSION LINE REVERSE LOSS
Best Regards
Rob