All-lowercase questions are 50 times more common than all-caps questions, and are often low-quality questions. Let's block them.​ [duplicate]

Question

First, someone proposed blocking all-caps questions. This was declined. The decliner seemed to feel that the problem was too rare to bother with.

Well, all-lowercase questions are 50 times more common than all-caps questions. Stack Overflow gets only about 100 all-uppercase questions per year; see here. Yet it gets about 5,000 all-lowercase questions per year; see here. (These statistics are for Stack Overflow only; the rest of our network wasn't considered.)

All-lowercase questions are often of poor quality. Let's block them.

Note: If you disagree with my idea, it would be helpful if you could please tell me why you disagree.

_{P.S. This idea is modified and adapted from an older idea by stack exchange user Gilles. My dear sir Gilles, I thank you.}

Answer 1

Agree

I ran this query, then clicked the first ten results. This showed me ten different recent all-lowercase questions.

None of the questions had a vote total of more than zero. Many had negative vote totals. One question even had nine downvotes on it.

All-lowercase questions tend to be of poor quality, and we should block them.