Member of the MG Alumni and MG approver (retired).
*Note to people who did not bother studying English grammar or learnt it from Hollywood or Wikipedia (this coming from a non-native English speaker; shame on you):
Titlings, chapters, anything that is not part of a sentence, the first letter of each word should be capitalized.
- Incorrect example: Inspiration: Bad grammar.
- Correct example: Inspiration: Bad Grammar
Quotation marks are not used for emphasis, sarcasm, or definitions.
- Incorrect example: This is "bad grammar".
- Correct example: This is bad grammar.
Use italics or bold font instead.
Quotation marks are not to be used in a sentence using a parenthesis.
- Incorrect example: (this is "bad grammar").
- Correct example: (this is bad grammar).
Titles of rank should not be capitalized unless followed by a name or official title.
- Incorrect example: the President frequently trolls the MG forums.
- Correct example: the President of the United States frequently trolls the MG forums.
Anything that remotely has to do with ordering should be done alphabetically, unless officially stated otherwise.
