As with Talk:Relative Strength Index, there's a similar argument going on with the same participants on Talk:True strength index (which was recently moved to lowercase, reverted, then reverted again before the discussion commenced). Admittedly this is more ambiguous, if you read the discussion there, but I'm curious to know how your technical analysis library uses the term.
Average directional index was also recently moved to lowercase, although it seems Welles Wilder himself referred to the full name only once in all caps and thereafter used ADX, and the sources I can find are mixed, so lowercase is probably appropriate for that.
I originally created both articles, by the way. I originally used title case because that's how most sources I found used the terms. I have no problem with making them lowercase if the reliable sources are ambiguous though. Sources may be ambiguous for the case of ADX but I'm not so sure for TSI. ~ Amatulić ( talk) 02:25, 6 January 2012 (UTC)
ADX, RSI, and TSI are but three articles of a slew of them that one editor converted to lowercase based on the MOS:CAPS guideline. For the most part he's doing a good job on this, although I've had to revert a few obvious errors. However, I think the part of that guideline abbreviated MOS:CT (applicable to creative works) most likely applies here. I see RSI has been resolved. If TSI is also determined by consensus to use the title case that appears in most sources, then that may justify moving some of these back to their original case:
Any opinions on the ones above you might be familiar with? ~ Amatulić ( talk) 01:39, 13 January 2012 (UTC)
It seems the TA articles got caught up as a small part of a much broader dispute involving the handful of lowercase proponents involved in the TA discussions. Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case#Article titles/MOS. No need for you to comment (the ArbCom case has nothing to do with TA) unless you want to; I already left a comment as an interested party who has been affected by the edges of an apparently larger issue of which I was previously unaware.
One way or another, this will eventually get resolved, and I'm not going to obsess over a style convention. It would be best to focus on creating and improving TA articles. ~ Amatulić ( talk) 02:52, 29 January 2012 (UTC)
As with Talk:Relative Strength Index, there's a similar argument going on with the same participants on Talk:True strength index (which was recently moved to lowercase, reverted, then reverted again before the discussion commenced). Admittedly this is more ambiguous, if you read the discussion there, but I'm curious to know how your technical analysis library uses the term.
Average directional index was also recently moved to lowercase, although it seems Welles Wilder himself referred to the full name only once in all caps and thereafter used ADX, and the sources I can find are mixed, so lowercase is probably appropriate for that.
I originally created both articles, by the way. I originally used title case because that's how most sources I found used the terms. I have no problem with making them lowercase if the reliable sources are ambiguous though. Sources may be ambiguous for the case of ADX but I'm not so sure for TSI. ~ Amatulić ( talk) 02:25, 6 January 2012 (UTC)
ADX, RSI, and TSI are but three articles of a slew of them that one editor converted to lowercase based on the MOS:CAPS guideline. For the most part he's doing a good job on this, although I've had to revert a few obvious errors. However, I think the part of that guideline abbreviated MOS:CT (applicable to creative works) most likely applies here. I see RSI has been resolved. If TSI is also determined by consensus to use the title case that appears in most sources, then that may justify moving some of these back to their original case:
Any opinions on the ones above you might be familiar with? ~ Amatulić ( talk) 01:39, 13 January 2012 (UTC)
It seems the TA articles got caught up as a small part of a much broader dispute involving the handful of lowercase proponents involved in the TA discussions. Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case#Article titles/MOS. No need for you to comment (the ArbCom case has nothing to do with TA) unless you want to; I already left a comment as an interested party who has been affected by the edges of an apparently larger issue of which I was previously unaware.
One way or another, this will eventually get resolved, and I'm not going to obsess over a style convention. It would be best to focus on creating and improving TA articles. ~ Amatulić ( talk) 02:52, 29 January 2012 (UTC)