Capitalization – Part One #2289
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Please note that these changes are not specific to one English style guide. These are what all style guides agree upon. Most of these words or phrases are titles. Let me know which one does not make sense for you, and I will provide links that you can read and make an informed decision. The rest will be changed in part two.
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Thank you for the tip. What do you think now? |
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its a valid json now |
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some strings werent capitalized probably because contextually, they looked better without capitalization. for example:
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Contextually, titles should be capitalized regardless of how they look. That is why we have rules in writing. Styles make sense as long as there is consistency. Here is an example of inconsistency. In the second screenshot, you have “window” and “mix / max,” both of which are not capitalized, but then you have “Cash.” Aside from how they all look, it is not common at all. If you look closely at every major app or platform, wherever capitalization is called for, it is there—not because it looks right but because there is a certain style guide that was followed.
Even in the cases that you mentioned and provided screenshots for, as someone who specializes in writing and editing, I still believe revision is the way to go. However, the final call is yours. I am only here to make things better. |
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pls fix conflicts |
Please note that these changes are not specific to one English style guide. These are what all style guides agree upon. Most of these words or phrases are titles. Let me know which one does not make sense for you, and I will provide links that you can read and make an informed decision. The rest will be changed in part two.