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What do you do with the word "website" ("web-site", etc.). This is actually
a rhetorical question. I just wanted to see how certain people here fit
that word into their arguments.
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The Web -- nickname for the World Wide Web, only one, proper noun,
capitalized.
A website -- one of many, common noun, not capitalized.
Give me something hard next time.
If I was on a team where capitalization was challenged, I would probably
cave in easily unless capitalization was truly important for users' clear
understanding. I would at least attempt to convince the team to enter their
chosen convention into a style guide so that usage would be consistent.
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