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As long as we're getting one nit, let's get two of them: it should be "its" with a lower-case "i" instead of "It's." "Isn't" should also be in lower case, "isn'
by raganwald 16y ago
As long as we're getting one nit, let's get two of them: it should be "its" with a lower-case "i" instead of "It's." "Isn't" should also be in lower case, "isn't."
Even when composing a title with capitals, not all words should be capitalized. Setting "isn't" and "its" in lower-case makes the title easier to read and draws the eyes to the capitalized words that convey more meaning.
- doki_pen 16y agoSorry, I really should know better. I've fixed it.
- raganwald 16y agoI wouldn't sweat it, I strongly suspect that little elegant guidelines like this are slowly falling into disuse. English is a "living language," which means that it sometimes grabs a beer, goes out back, has a smoke, and vomits in the gutter.