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Make English headlines consistent in upper / lower style #246
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@alxlo decides capitalization |
Ok - then we follow the Advanced Level and go for an Up-style:
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all changes in uppercase for headings go into the branch |
who wants to do similar things, should install this VS-Code extension: |
Hi @StefanZoerner , hi @gernotstarke , I have just found your ticket. I suggest the following pull request: #345. So I simply looked how the text has been written right now and derived from that a hopefully consistent suggestion. Feel free to give comments in the pull request if you prefer another approach. |
- chapter: title case - section: sentence case - everything below, e.g. bullets: lower case (terms like cloud native in LG 1-10 in italics) hint: - title case: 1st word, nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives and subordinate conjunctions start capitalized - sentence case: 1st letter capitalized - It does not matter how we do it, but the golden rule is to do whatever you do consistently See isaqb-org#246
In the English table of contents, the headings are inconsistent with respect to upper and lower case.
Example from the start:
Legal Notice
List of Learning Goals
Introduction
What does a Foundation Level training convey?
Out of scope
Prerequisites
Structure, duration and teaching methods
I did a little research, and learned that there are no binding rules, but there are styles. In the press, for example, Up-Stype and Down-Style (depending on the newspaper).
https://www.dailywritingtips.com/up-style-and-down-style/
In the Advanced WG we had the same issue, and opted for Up-Style.
However, hardly any curricula have been adapted to this in our department. We only have a look at new and revised curricula.
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