Gerard.Meijssen wrote:
For the method that is being develloped on
nl:wiktionary, the method
of identifying if existing words are capitalised or not, can be done
by the defenition of the word; as a word can exist in a language both
capitalised and not, we write the word in bold to start with, then
the gender, the translation, then the explanation.
This was done to reflect the impossibility to create words in lower
case. As all words start off identifying the language, we can have
many defenitions on the same page.
The layout of articles has nothing to do with it. Repeating the word
in each section is only a temporary work-around while we wait for the
bug that forces the first letter of a title to be capitalized. to be
fixed.
Ec
In fact, this is one of the things that are being taken care of the same
way between the English and Dutch Wiktionaries. It is a workaround we
started to apply because of the undesirable functionality of the
Wikipedia software. We should be glad there is a developer who wants to
finally solve this problem, instead of opposing the change.
Polyglot