Where is CAPS in the title of song? I don't consider it important at all if a title is in uppercase or lowercase when there are so many things that need correction in LT. I seriously don't care whether or not it's written all in caps but they say the rules don't give permission even though it's clear that the song title reads POP STAR at least in Japan. I've often seen artists using song titles in all caps in their music videos, but that doesn't necessarily mean the song title should be written like that elsewhere.
Ivan is correct, unless there's some kind of physical release that proves the song should be written like 'POP STAR', it should be edited. Of course it's not something we pay attention at straightaway, but if it is reported or if we notice it we can come and enforce it.
Considering two reliable sources Amazon and iTunes provide the correct uncapitalized title, it's been corrected now. Please correct the title of this translation. Hello, Alma. One of those days.
To all concerned in the page, I've brought it for my fellow Mods to opine - as visions differ. IMHO, as artist's social media use lower case, title should be written like that.
But as the song is listed differently in physical releases, it's a trickier matter. Better to wait on my fellow's opinions - though I think no consensus will be reached regarding this specific page. Thanks for taking it into consideration. I respect your concensus no matter what it goes like.
I'm not so good at the ruling so it's much better to wait for others' opinions. With the advent of the Internet, the all-caps style is more often used for emphasis; however, it is considered poor netiquette by some to type in all capitals , and said to be tantamount to shouting. Set the title aside, this old-school Japanese song sounds freaking cool even now.
Hope you give it a listen. Lyrics were written in comparatively easy Japanese so they might help you a bit if you're a Japanese learner. It seems that the song was only written in lowercase outside Japanese-speaking territories and in foreign stores - even Amazon and iTunes seem to disagree based on localization. Given that and the fact that Ken Hirai is Japanese and how the song has been promoted in his social media and website, I have restored the former, capitalized title now.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused and thanks to both of you for speaking your opinions - it was easier to understand both sides like that. Happiness of having met you, loneliness of being unable to see you.
Because the original title is in caps check out the embedded vid. I just left it as it is. If you display "Website Rules" "Getting started" you'll see under item "Adding content": D on't use capslock if you haven't got a good reason to do so. Dude just read it through. I'm not one to argue with you on a small thing like this. Look at the original lyrics of the song.
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