mirrorbird (21:01:09)
don't capitalise a generic determiner (a, the) or a conjunction (and, or) -- but i have never seen fixed rules for how to do it. you just get used to it, from book titles

Agemixer (21:00:37)
yeah It Looks Weird

mirrorbird (21:00:02)
that's like a survival of the ancient habit of capitalising the nouns like german. you don't capitalise the less important words.

Thexder (21:00:01)
that's NYTimes Headline rules.... or was it WP?

mirrorbird (20:59:41)
"proper case". Finnish doesn't really have determiners (afaik) so i suppose it looks weird

Agemixer (20:58:56)
every word, sorry

Agemixer (20:58:35)
Why movies are capitalized every letter except of/and/?? particles?

mirrorbird (20:57:37)
there are about three *VERY VERY RARE* surnames that begin with small letter, like "ffoulkes", some medieval-historical french reason. i've never met anyone with those surnames.

mirrorbird (20:57:11)
yeah. in english (unusually) you always capitalise. i don't do it because i'm a lazy bastard, mostly

Agemixer (20:56:53)
example: England, english, englishman. // #FreeAGE

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