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Some of the names with two or more words use title case, while others use sentence case. It would be nice if these were consistent. I vote for title case as described in the Associated Press Stylebook.
This is mostly a cosmetic issue.
We're doing a strings.EqualFold comparison when doing the reverse lookup from theme name to d2themes.Theme.ID, so it's not causing any problems.
Current Name
Desired Name
Status
Aubergine
Aubergine
✔️
Buttered toast
Buttered Toast
❌
Colorblind clear
Colorblind Clear
❌
Cool classics
Cool Classics
❌
Earth tones
Earth Tones
❌
Everglade green
Everglade Green
❌
Flagship Terrastruct
Flagship Terrastruct
✔️
Grape soda
Grape Soda
❌
Mixed berry blue
Mixed Berry Blue
❌
Neutral Grey
Neutral Grey
✔️
Neutral default
Neutral Default
❌
Orange creamsicle
Orange Creamsicle
❌
Origami
Origami
✔️
Shirley temple
Shirley Temple
❌
Terminal
Terminal
✔️
Terminal Grayscale
Terminal Grayscale
✔️
Vanilla nitro cola
Vanilla Nitro Cola
❌
Dark Flagship Terrastruct
Dark Flagship Terrastruct
✔️
Dark Mauve
Dark Mauve
✔️
Associated Press Stylebook details
Capitalize:
The first word
The last word
All nouns
All pronouns
All verbs
All adjectives
All adverbs
All proper nouns and proper adjectives
Lowercase:
Articles (a, an, the)
Prepositions with three or fewer letters (at, by, for, from, in, of, on, to, with)
Conjunctions with three or fewer letters (and, but, for, nor, or, so, yet)
Exceptions:
Prepositions and conjunctions are capitalized if they are four letters or longer:
"Through," "Against," "During"
Prepositions and conjunctions are capitalized if they are the first or last word in the title:
"Into the Woods," "Over and Out"
"To" is capitalized when part of an infinitive:
"Learn To Fly"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some of the names with two or more words use title case, while others use sentence case. It would be nice if these were consistent. I vote for title case as described in the Associated Press Stylebook.
This is mostly a cosmetic issue.
We're doing a
strings.EqualFold
comparison when doing the reverse lookup from theme name tod2themes.Theme.ID
, so it's not causing any problems.Associated Press Stylebook details
Capitalize:
Lowercase:
Exceptions:
"Through," "Against," "During"
"Into the Woods," "Over and Out"
"Learn To Fly"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: