I mention this interest because of a short but informative article on the capitalization of the word "I":

i suggest that You try, as an experiment, to capitalize those whom You address while leaving yourselves in the lowercase. It may be a humbling experience. It was for me.

Incidentally, does anyone understand the header graphic for the article?

This attempt takes the same form as that of avoiding sentences ending with a preposition and correct usage of "who" and "whom." When I commit an error in speech or writing, I correct myself externally, highlighting the error to whomever I am conversing. After sufficient repetition of this behavior, I correct the error internally before I make it and, then, externally speak or write correctly.

Feel free to call me out on any grammatical or semantic errors in my writing on drewd.