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As mentioned in the previous line, the first line is discarded. So it doesn't matter what it contains. ie, capitalization nor the content of the first row matters.
This is implemented as such since it's very likely the residence admin has an excel sheet, which when exported to csv will contain the column headings. So by not restricting the names, we provide greater flexibility.
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I disagree
Reason for disagreement:
There was no mention that the values in the first row can differ from the given example, furthermore, it is explicitly stated that the values have to follow a certain order so readers will be confused as to which to follow.
Just because the UG mentioned that the first row will be discarded does not imply that the values can be different from what is shown
Capitalise first letter or not? "Room" or "Room Number"? "Phone" or "Phone Number"?
This will be troublesome for user to debug since it requires them to test out different variations manually in their csv file
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