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Latest comment: 18 years ago by Lets Enjoy Life in topic Capitalisation

Capitalisation

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I recently fixed the capitalisation throughout this article. To pre-empt the inevitable "it's like that on the cd sleeve!" non-arguments, let me quote this which I quote from the manuals of style (Japan related articles)

Titles of songs, and the names of singers, companies and so forth are often capitalized when written in Roman script within a Japanese-language context or (in flyers, posters, etc.) for a Japanese audience, and the relevant publicity departments or fanbases may vehemently insist on the importance of the capitalization. However, these names and name elements are not excluded from the guidance provided by the main manuals of style for English-language Wikipedia, listed above. Words should not be written in all caps in the English Wikipedia. For example, although the title of the manga Bleach is always written as "BLEACH" in Japanese (e.g. in its article within Japanese-language Wikipedia), it should be written as Bleach within the English-language Wikipedia.

And let that be the end of it. :) --Lets Enjoy Life (talk) 00:07, 19 September 2008 (UTC)Reply