Title

Gone with the Wind

Here is set of rules commonly used for capitalization of titles.

Always capitalize the first word.
Capitalize nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, subordinating conjunctions.
Do not capitalize articles (a, the, an), coordinating conjunctions (and, but, or,..) and prepositions with 4 or fewer letters.

Assuming that by "title" you mean the title of a work like a film or a book, I also suggest putting it in italics.

If I like 'Gone With The Wind', is it acceptable?

AnonymousIf I like 'Gone With The Wind', is it acceptable?

Acceptable, yes, though I think Gone with the Wind is preferable.

AnonymousIf I like 'Gone With The Wind', is it acceptable?

Many Americans capitalise every word in a title, the way you have done, whereas Gone with the Wind is preferred in Britain.

CB

Cool BreezeMany Americans capitalise every word in a title, the way you have done, whereas Gone with the Wind is preferred in Britain.

Oh, is that right ... I never knew that.

Cool BreezeMany Americans capitalise every word in a title

Not this American.
I have always heard and followed the guides to capitalization that I quoted in my last post.
I have served as an editor on a couple of publications that use this style guide.