> If there is ONE THING the Unix world needs, it is for bash/ksh/sh to
  > stop diverging further by permitting STUPID INPUT that cannot
  > plausibly work in all other shells.  We are in a post-Postel world.
  > 
  > It remains possible to put arbitrary bytes *AFTER* the parts of the
  > shell script that get parsed & executed (like some Solaris patch files
  > do).  But you can't put arbirary bytes in the middle, ahead of shell
  > script parsed lines, because shells can't jump to arbitrary offsets
  > inside the input file, they go THROUGH all the 'valid shell script
  > text lines' to get there.

  So here it is again, an example of OpenBSD making software behavior saner for all of us.

I don't consider use of all caps over a minor issue to be sane behavior. At best it's immaturity (trying to force your point rather than persuade), and at worst it's an emotional imbalance that effects judgement. That said, it's ksh, on OpenBSD, so I couldn't care less what they do.