2011/11/20 Robert Clipsham <rob...@octarineparrot.com> > On 20/11/2011 21:49, Vladimir Panteleev wrote: > >> The D Programming Language: Modern Convenience, Modeling Power, Native >>> Efficiency >>> >> >> I'm not sure about the capitalization >> > > Too many capitals! > > The D Programming Language: Modern convenience, modeling power, native > efficiency. > > The - Start of a sentence > D Programming Language - a noun. > Modern - comes after a colon.
I agree. If you have each four as its own sentence, it gives them equal emphasis, which is strange. "The D Programming Language" should be the primary statement, followed by a colon, and then an enumeration of those four selling points. Although, I think that listing the selling points like that is silly and that "Welcome to D" would suffice.
