Capitalisation of 'the' in titles.

Hi, just an editing tip for you - articles, i.e. the, a, and an, are not capitalised in titles unless they occur at the start of the title, or following a colon. So, e.g. "On the Loose" rather than "On The Loose".Nqr9 (talk) 12:43, 12 November 2017 (UTC)

About the draft "Return to Monkey Island"

Hello, I've seen that you are currently the main contributor to the "Return to Monkey Island" draft. While I agree with other editors' opinion that it's probably WP:TOOSOON for publishing an article, I would like to contribute to the draft, polishing it a bit. I'm writing this message here so that nobody will be taken by surprise when, in the following days, I'll modify several sentences or reduce the quantity of quoted statements to improve its readability. Cheers! -- 00:34, 25 May 2022 (UTC)► LowLevel ^(talk)

Hi there LowLevel, thank you for the lovely kind message, I really appreciate it so thank you!! Yeah, I saw that the article was created a while back and people really wanted the article online from the draft space so I worked hard on improving it for those people also and really built up the article with things when they became available. I resubmitted it a couple of times as I waited for the requested info before resubmitting it due to the WP:TOOSOON (which is fine), I was a bit upset to be honest with the comment the last person left when they hinted at it being WP:TE as I felt that was a bit uncalled for as all I was doing was improving a previous draft as requested to kindly help here (and it's obvious really) so people had something to work with. There's actually a section on WP:TE that says about hinting at that without any reason shouldn't be done either so it kinda put me off wanting to submit anymore due to that (which genuine editors shouldn't be made to feel that way) but anyway definitely work on it and do whatever you feel is best as that's what it's all about for me, I don't mind and I appreciate it also as many editors are much better than I am anyway so it's all about working together really and kindness :)

I appreciate your kindness by the way, so thank you so much for the kind message. Feel free to do what you feel is best, you'll probably clean it up and make it look much better than I did anyway but at least you have the content to work with now also :)

Thank you so much once again for the kind message and hope all is well for you!! Sending you much love!! :)

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