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Hello to you alos, but what is the "Chicago Manual of Style"? I am not familiar. I know on Wikipedia, we have our own MOS, which, according to one of the first paragraphs states:


That is per WP:CAPS. Hope this helps. Happy editing. --HELLØ ŦHERE 23:29, 29 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for the link; I should have realized Wikipedia would have its own style guide. In that same page, however, I believe the third paragraph supercedes the first, as our capitalization in question is in reference to a title of an episode, not a page title (yet, anyway). It states:


Since "is" is neither a preposition nor a coordinating conjunction but a verb, it should be capitalized - though I admit it may cause the title to look slightly strange.

The Chicago Manual of Style is a definitive style guide that I refer to when I am unsure about things like this. You can also read about it here on Wikipedia; there's a link to it on WP:CAPS. Icarusmonkey 23:49, 29 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]