Capitalisation of words for new chapter
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I noticed authors always capitalise a few words for each chapters, sometimes they are 2 words, sometimes 3, sometimes 4, etc.
Is there no specified rule about the number of the words that need to be capitalised? Thanks!
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iclearwater Is there no specified rule about the number of the words that need to be capitalised? Thanks No, it's just for decorative effect. Some books make the first letter very fancy and extra large.
- iclearwater Is there no specified rule about the number of the words that need to be capitalised?
- Thanks No, it's just for decorative effect.
- Some books make the first letter very fancy and extra large.
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iclearwaterIs there no specified rule about the number of the words that need to be capitalised? Thanks
No, it's just for decorative effect. Some books make the first letter very fancy and extra large.
0This is a style choice. There are no fixed rules.
iclearwaterI noticed authors always capitalise a few words for each chapters,
Not always. A common choice is not to capitalise any words.
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