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It's called Title Case. It's been popular in the US for decades. In the UK we often just use sentence case for titles.
by __alexs 6y ago
It's called Title Case. It's been popular in the US for decades. In the UK we often just use sentence case for titles.
- thomasahle 6y agoIt would be nice for HN to have a consistent style actually. I vote for sentence case.
- HeWhoLurksLate 6y agoThAt WoUlD bE nIcE, wOuLdN't It? i VoTe FoR cAmEl CaSe BeCaUsE iT's A bUiLt-In GaTeKeEpEr. /S Frankly, it's still much much better than most other social media platforms out there in terms of thought put into sentences.
- bbx 6y agoThanks, that’s it. I’m very annoyed by it because in the English language there is little distinction between the subject, object, and verb versions of a word. So the same sentence can be read in multiple ways. This title casing makes it even harder.