What are the rules and/or guidelines of how to handle capitalization in other languages than English?
Japanese seem to have a pretty good standard, but I don't understand for instance German, French and Swedish rules.
This one seem to only have first word and proper names capitalized (Swedish): http://datomatic.no-intro.org/index.php ... =76&n=0051
This one seem to have certain words like "avec" and "la" in lower case (French): https://datomatic.no-intro.org/index.ph ... =28&n=6274
This one capitalizes every word, even compound word "Wissenstrainer-Serie" (German): https://datomatic.no-intro.org/index.ph ... =28&n=5193
Non-English capitalization rules
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- Dumper
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Re: Non-English capitalization rules
They are capitalized following the standard capitalization rules for titles in the respective languages.
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Re: Non-English capitalization rules
Nice. That make's it a lot easier. Thanks