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Thanks for adding to my knowledge regarding DEFINED.

I wasn't making a request or argument. I was providing a data point: Here is one who would have found case insensitivity useful.

I appreciate the site. I am willing to give feedback since it is invited. But I don't presume to know enough¹ about web serving or search engines to make an argument for having such a feature added.

Thanks, let me know if/when I may call you Tye.

¹ "Not knowing enough" sounds better than the equally true "not knowing anything". Vanity.

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