The rules
From The Chicago Manual of Style blog Shop Talk, an explanation of when to capitalize an initial ”the.”
“No Worries if Not!”
A year ago, The New Yorker capitalized “if” in titles. As recently as December 21, the magazine capitalized its “if” s. But by December 28, the capital was gone.
Quinnipiac’s dropped cap
Note to QU: when your own students are telling you that they care about capitalizing proper nouns, it’s time to listen.
Recently updated
About ASCAP.
ASCAP, all caps
Odd to see The New York Times rendering the acronym for the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers as Ascap.
“WTF!!”
If the tweeter had read more attentively, he might have noticed the sentence that concludes the post: “I know my parts of speech, but I like the modesty of sentence-style titles for Orange Crate Art posts.”
How to capitalize a title
A useful service for the careful writer.
The "Arts"
Unnecessary capital, unnecessary quotation marks