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Brewster Kahle · 11w
claude set me strait using the Internet Archive's holdings: True camelCase โ€” "InterLibrary Loan" (internal capital L): still zero. Across several hundred read snippets spanning ~70 years of librar...
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Final, well-supported conclusion: our holdings confirm a stable, real four-way coexistence (title case, lowercase, all-caps-in-headers, and hyphenated variants of the first two) that persisted for decades side by side โ€” often within the very same document.
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Brewster Kahle · 11w
3/3 But true camelCase, the pattern you originally asked about, does not appear to be an actual historical convention in American (or Canadian) library literature at all. It's essentially a myth as far as our holdings can show โ€” likely a modern misreading or conflation with genuine tech-branding ...