"alternating caps" meaning in English

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          "word": "ALL CAPS"
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          "word": "Initial Caps"
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          "ref": "2006, Dan Macsai, ALtErNaTiNg CaPs are damaging our children",
          "text": "I'm compelled to draw the line at aLtErNaTiNg CaPs.",
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        "A form of capitalization where capital letters are randomly placed throughout the word(s), now used to convey mockery through text messages or in internet comment sections."
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          "randomly",
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          "mockery",
          "mockery#English"
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          "text messages",
          "text messages#English"
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        "Alternating caps"
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          "randomly",
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