[Xenonman]

I noticed something odd in the account recovery mail:
"Dear [USER],
This mail was sent because the 'forgot password...'"
Clearly, it greets the user, adds a comma, a line break, and starts the next line with a capital T instead of a lowercase t. Why? Is it just because it looks better?

It's the same sentence, so that T should be a t. In my head. Not sure if I'm making sense.

[Borek]

That is a standard SMF template.

And while I am not a native speaker I think it is the standard way of starting mails in English.

[sjb]

I remember having a discussion about this at school with my English teacher and I think she mentioned that as it's a new paragraph, a capital letter is "correct", as far as it goes. Of course, that may be vastly over simplified and the conversation was over 20 years ago so I may be misremembering.

[Dan]

Yes, the capital T is correct.

[Furanone]

I have really enjoyed this T-retical discussion

[curiouscat]

I remember having a discussion about this at school with my English teacher and I think she mentioned that as it's a new paragraph, a capital letter is "correct", as far as it goes.

I was taught the same convention at school.