Uppercasing first letters of some words in descriptions

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Greenie

Does anyone else think it's really silly to have php & scripts & whatnot type up proper English?

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

As far as link lists go, I don't see any value in using code to correct something that should have been submitted properly to start with.

If I rejected every submission with a typo in the title or description, I wouldn't have much to list. With the amount of description editing a reviewer does, there's little point to demanding absolute perfection. If i can use three lines of code to begin the editing process for me, you bet I will.



If anyone is wondering what I'm doing up at 4AM - I woke up to something howling at 2:30 and haven't been able to sleep since. I think it was my bi-polar neighbor. He does that.

[Maj. Stress]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

If I rejected every submission with a typo in the title or description, I wouldn't have much to list. With the amount of description editing a reviewer does, there's little point to demanding absolute perfection. If i can use three lines of code to begin the editing process for me, you bet I will.

My experience has been if they don't get it at least close on the first attempt, they seem to think it's cute to go back months later and add a few extra outbound links. I don't mind fixing minor things but I don't care to be repaid with shit like that. Maybe I just attract flies

[KG Gary]

I was under the impression that the first-letter-capitalised-only thing was a pretty strict rule, something to do with screwing up scripts or something, so I've deliberately not used a capital letter for names in the body of my descriptions just in case I got rejected.

It always looks wrong to me, so I guess I'll start doing it properly!
Yay!