Talk:Gary Kertopermono
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: You do realize that having the lowercase k makes no damn sense if it's an initial for your last name, right? If anything it should be capitalized and your CXJ title thing in lowercase. I was just reading this article and thought it was so funny you'd snap at people for completely backwards convensions. - [[User:SaiKar|SaiKar]] | : You do realize that having the lowercase k makes no damn sense if it's an initial for your last name, right? If anything it should be capitalized and your CXJ title thing in lowercase. I was just reading this article and thought it was so funny you'd snap at people for completely backwards convensions. - [[User:SaiKar|SaiKar]] | ||
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| + | :Well, if you really think of it good, it does make sense. Sure, it isn't the "right" convension, but from an artistic point of view it just works better. Making the K capital makes you think the K belongs to the CXJ part, which makes you wonder what the K means. So basically the only thing I'm really picky on.--[[User:GaryCXJk|GaryCXJk]] 01:15, 23 January 2007 (EST) | ||
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In theory, Gary's page should be /Gary CXJK instead of his last name.
GaryCXJk. Capital CXJ, lower case k. Get it right. Also, it doesn't really matter, since I lately often use Gary Kertopermono for my work.
--GaryCXJk 08:06, 18 January 2007 (EST)
- Yeah but I thought the idea was to have the name of the page the same as the member name.Razor 15:32, 18 January 2007 (EST)
- You do realize that having the lowercase k makes no damn sense if it's an initial for your last name, right? If anything it should be capitalized and your CXJ title thing in lowercase. I was just reading this article and thought it was so funny you'd snap at people for completely backwards convensions. - SaiKar
- Well, if you really think of it good, it does make sense. Sure, it isn't the "right" convension, but from an artistic point of view it just works better. Making the K capital makes you think the K belongs to the CXJ part, which makes you wonder what the K means. So basically the only thing I'm really picky on.--GaryCXJk 01:15, 23 January 2007 (EST)
