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This is a headline, not a proper noun. Regardless of 'supposed to', it shouldn't be capitalized. There is no advantage to capitalizing, it, but it does lead to
by ClassyJacket 8y ago
This is a headline, not a proper noun. Regardless of 'supposed to', it shouldn't be capitalized. There is no advantage to capitalizing, it, but it does lead to confusion.
- sdinsn 8y ago> Regardless of 'supposed to', it shouldn't be capitalized That's not really how language rules work. I agree that it's confusing, but we have more confusing things in the English language that we aren't going to change either.