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I'm sure there must be a better way to word the title. I seriously had no idea what it's trying to say without reading first few sentences of the article. Or wa

• bonestamp2 7y ago
  Ya not a great title. I had to read the title a few times before I got it. That capitalization nomenclature is called "Title Case"... typically used for newspaper/article titles. It comes from a time when it was more time consuming (and sometimes impossible) to add emphasis to words in some other way using the typesetter. Newspaper sections were typically ALL CAPS and article titles were Title Case. This allowed for different levels of emphasis using the same character set. It's not really necessary anymore but it lives on out of tradition.
• lisper 7y ago
  If you read the article it actually makes perfect sense.