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Hello Edward, Could you provide some examples? We have a general rule that we don’t capitalize terms. So I presume you are talking about names (which we do capitalize). Do you mean things like No-Fragmentation field vs No-fragmentation field My personal opinion is that we should capitalize all words in a name, even the word after the hyphen (e.g., Flim-Flam field). And further should capitalize conjunctions and prepositions in the name as well (e.g., Flim After Flam field,
Flim With Flam field, Flim And Flam field, etc.) -Robert From: *** IEEE stds-802-11-editors List *** <STDS-802-11-EDITORS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Dear Robert and all, Do you have any comment or suggestion on the following REVme comment on hyphenation? We need to reach consensus on whether hyphenated terms in uppercase context have all initial letters capitalised or only the very first one --- To unsubscribe from the STDS-802-11-EDITORS list, click the following link:
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