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talk:slackdocs:styleguide [2012/08/30 22:07 (UTC)]
nocturnal.slacker 		talk:slackdocs:styleguide [2012/09/08 13:07 (UTC)]
brianl comment on capitalisation rule
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 Adenda: Well, for some reason or another, my hour's worth of work is not appearing on the page when I save the edit. I see it in the editor, but not on the article page. *tired* Quitting for now. :(  --- //[[wiki:user:nocturnal.slacker|V. T. Eric Layton]] 2012/08/30 15:05// Adenda: Well, for some reason or another, my hour's worth of work is not appearing on the page when I save the edit. I see it in the editor, but not on the article page. *tired* Quitting for now. :(  --- //[[wiki:user:nocturnal.slacker|V. T. Eric Layton]] 2012/08/30 15:05//
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 +The way in which you added that footnote put the parser on the wrong foot :-) \\ Look at how I fixed that footnote. Powerful syntax.  \\  --- //[[wiki:user:alienbob|Eric Hameleers]] 2012/08/30 15:19//
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 +>Back when I used to smoke and drink, I used to pay powerful sin taxes. HA! :-P  Humor is a good thing. Yes, footnote syntax very cool. It even shows when you hover over the number. Thanks, Eric. G'night...  --- //[[wiki:user:nocturnal.slacker|V. T. Eric Layton]] 2012/08/30 19:07//
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 +Shouldn't the Style Guide also be signed by its author? [[wiki:user:kikinovak|Niki Kovacs]] Tue Sep  4 07:14:48 CEST 2012
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 +>Most Slackdocs documentation, if not all, has been written by staff. Personally, I don't care about author attribution on these "rules and regs" type articles. Many of the articles, this one for instance, have numerous contributors. Just my thoughts. :-)  --- //[[wiki:user:nocturnal.slacker|V. T. Eric Layton]] 2012/09/04 10:45//
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 +"Follow proper capitalization rules for words in titles and headings." Aren't we being pedantic? Personally, I find this a little too fussy and unnecessary. A Pain In The Arse, or a Pain in the Arse.  --- //[[wiki:user:brianl|Brian Lawrence]] 2012/09/08 06:01//
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