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Originally Posted by capnm
That's why computer's haven't replaced people (yet)  . |
Agree.
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Originally Posted by capnm
More seriously, the only way to tell if the title is capitalized the way the author intended would be to analyze the text of the document and see how the title phrases/words are capitalized in the document. There's really no way to identify what is or isn't an acronym, or what unusual capitalization the author prefers, etc. without contextual analysis -- which I think you would agree is way too much work for very little benefit.
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Well, the title consists only of 5 capitalized letters, the way the author intended it to be. It's like say
CIA, Black Ops. How would calibre do a proper title case?
Cia, Black Ops?
Calibre has probably a built-in safe acronyms list - CIA, FBI, NATO, UN...
[EDIT] The plot thickens...
If I change the title to
QBVII, Queens Bench Courtroom Number Seven, calibre accepts the capitalized
QBVII, but not if the title consists only of
QBVII.
CIA, Black Ops is also accepted, but a title like
CIA will be converted to
Cia.