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The first word, the last word, and the main words in a title should be capitalized.

Articles in the middle of a title, and prepositions and conjunctions with fewer than five letters in the middle of a title should not be capitalized.

If an article should be capitalized, then it’s not in the middle of the title.

If a preposition or conjunction with fewer than five letters should be capitalized, then it’s not in the middle of the title.

If a word in the middle of a title should be capitalized, then it’s not an article or a preposition or conjunction with fewer than five letters.

Unsupported. Actually, if a preposition or conjunction should be capitalized, then it’s not in the middle of the title or it’s not shorter than five letters.

Very strongly supported. Articles and prepositions and conjunctions shorter than five letters in the middle of a title should not be capitalized. So if a word in the middle of a title should be capitalized, it’s not an article and it’s not a conjunction shorter than five letters.

Unsupported. Prepositions and conjunctions with fewer than five letters in the middle of a title should be uncapitalized. But the first and last words should always be capitalized. So if a short preposition or conjunction is the first or last word, then it should be capitalized.

Unsupported. These words should be capitalized, but that doesn’t mean that all other words should not be capitalized. It’s possible that prepositions and conjunctions with more than five letters should be capitalized, or that other kinds of words like names should be capitalized.

Unsupported. We’re only talking about titles, not about “any text.” Regardless, just because prepositions and conjunctions with fewer than five words should not be capitalized doesn’t necessarily mean that longer prepositions and conjunctions should be.

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