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Separate But Equal →
Separate but Equal (film) – First, "but" is a coordinating conjunction and a preposition. The whole title of the TV film treats "but" as a coordinating conjunction. In fact, "but" conjoins "Separate" and "Equal". Per
WP:NCCAPS (can't use just
MOS:CT, which doesn't mention page titles), coordinating conjunctions no more than four letters can't be capitalized. "but" has three letters. If sources matter, some (if not many) use "But"; some others, like
this and
that, use "but". "but" cannot and must not and shall not be a special exception. See
Nothing Broken but My Heart for comparison. If you disagree, why not
Separate But Equal (film)? I propose an addition to "(film)"; no matter what
WP:DIFFCAPS says, a mere capitalization is not distinctive enough to know the difference between "
separate but equal" and the TV film. Since there are no other films of the same name, per
WP:NCF or
WP:NC-TV, I couldn't propose adding "TV" for disambiguation. "(film)" shall be used instead until... there is another film Separate but Equal in the future (but without violating
WP:CBALL).
George Ho (
talk)
18:31, 25 October 2014 (UTC)reply
I will be asking you the same question to a different person, like you. but or But? --
George Ho (
talk) 00:35, 27 October 2014 (UTC) (Oh, I guess I couldn't get your wordings. I'll take your vote as picking "but" then. --
George Ho (
talk)
02:39, 27 October 2014 (UTC))reply
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Separate But Equal →
Separate but Equal (film) – First, "but" is a coordinating conjunction and a preposition. The whole title of the TV film treats "but" as a coordinating conjunction. In fact, "but" conjoins "Separate" and "Equal". Per
WP:NCCAPS (can't use just
MOS:CT, which doesn't mention page titles), coordinating conjunctions no more than four letters can't be capitalized. "but" has three letters. If sources matter, some (if not many) use "But"; some others, like
this and
that, use "but". "but" cannot and must not and shall not be a special exception. See
Nothing Broken but My Heart for comparison. If you disagree, why not
Separate But Equal (film)? I propose an addition to "(film)"; no matter what
WP:DIFFCAPS says, a mere capitalization is not distinctive enough to know the difference between "
separate but equal" and the TV film. Since there are no other films of the same name, per
WP:NCF or
WP:NC-TV, I couldn't propose adding "TV" for disambiguation. "(film)" shall be used instead until... there is another film Separate but Equal in the future (but without violating
WP:CBALL).
George Ho (
talk)
18:31, 25 October 2014 (UTC)reply
I will be asking you the same question to a different person, like you. but or But? --
George Ho (
talk) 00:35, 27 October 2014 (UTC) (Oh, I guess I couldn't get your wordings. I'll take your vote as picking "but" then. --
George Ho (
talk)
02:39, 27 October 2014 (UTC))reply
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