Do we want to go with Sentence Caps, or Title Caps. See for example
the mini-discussion at:
http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Talk:Healing_herbs#Page_rename
~Justin Wood (Callek)
It gets convoluted from here because I also think articles such as
Elanthian Time (http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Elanthian_Time)
should be capitalized because of the reason I mentioned in the
discussion on the herb page. I see it as the title of an article or
paper written on the time.
I'm no English major, so need some more imput on these issues. What
is your opinion, Callek? Grindinghalt?
Birds are always capitalized, mammals mostly, fish rarely...geez.
Never mind our unique categories like undead and fey.
I don't necessarily have a problem going back and moving the pages or
creating redirects - that's simple enough. We'd likely need to do that
anyway if we follow the convention of creating redirects based on the
alternately capitalized titles (for example, creating a redirect from
Blood Wolf to blood wolf, or a redirect from blood wolf to Blood
Wolf).
In general my preference is for title caps.
As you can see the naming conventions for animals is inconsistent at
best. Never mind our uniques like undead and fey.
I don't really mind moving the pages, but we'll likely have to create
redirects in any case to follow convention (for example, redirect from
blood wolf to Blood Wolf, or from Blood Wolf to blood wolf).
My preference is for title caps.
On Mar 27, 6:13 am, "Naeya" <docna...@gmail.com> wrote:
Compare for example a page describing "Healing Reagents" with an
article about "How to use healing reagents"
I'd be *all* for the Title Caps of creature names.
What I guess has something to do with this, is NPC/People names.
My suggestion on those is *first names* only, with redirects from
First + Last names.
This especially due to current LN mechanics... and even more so with
regards to people (and NPCs) without a last-name, and/or people who
get married/adopted.
Rather than have multiple moves happen as things go on, lets just go
with the "first name" on that.
I also think that once we make a "stand" on this as a community, we
simply detail it in the wiki under policies or some such, and then
enforce it for all new pages, and "casually" work all old pages into
the policy. So an emmediate update isn't necessary.
~Justin Wood (Callek)